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his time in Germany and as the author of numerous works displaying extensive reading and a cultivated critical faculty. Hufeland was born at Langensalza

Modernism. The poem's structure was heavily influenced by Eliot's extensive reading of Dante Alighieri and makes several references to the Bible and other

prayers. The range of topics discussed in Donne's essays shows his extensive reading in the Church Fathers, as well as his knowledge of more obscure subjects

gives the following judgment: "his works, which were the fruits of extensive reading and a retentive memory, are unmethodical and uncritical and marred

higher education but became a self-learned intellectual, starting with extensive reading during long sejours at tuberculosis hospitals. He was strongly pro-British

The Deverry culture in the cycle is heavily influenced by Kerr’s extensive reading on both the Celts and classical Graeco-Roman society. Having no written

to develop many of his major works. Milton's views developed from extensive reading, travel, and experience that began with his days as a student at Cambridge

released by City Point Press, celebrates Henning and Maureen Owen's extensive reading road trip in 2018 across the USA. Barbara Henning was born in Detroit

13–39. Pigada, M., & Schmitt, N. (2006). Vocabulary acquisition from extensive reading: A case study. Reading in a Foreign Language, 18(1), 1-28. Hemchua

creatively, often in very different ways than the author intended. Extensive reading: Once print made a wide range of texts available, earlier habits of

original on 2022-10-09 Mason, Beniko; Krashen, Stephen D. (1997), "Extensive reading in English as a foreign language", System, 25 (1): 91–102, CiteSeerX 10

introduced Weinheber to the lucrative German market, and he was invited on extensive reading tours in the Altreich and awarded a prize for foreign German writers

Traditions about Their Peoples'). Both of these treatises reflect extensive reading and learning in a wide range of disciplines. List of Persian scientists

writings are marked by a temperance alien to his time, and show an extensive reading, especially in the fathers of the church and in the continental theology

Johann Sebastian Bach, Robert Schumann, and many other composers. This extensive reading inspired his first original composition, a piano waltz. Yared gained

were distinguished for wit and grace of diction. He was a man of extensive reading and an entertaining talker. On May 29, 1849, President Zachary Taylor

principles in 1990, and made a vast switch to become a Marxist after extensive reading of the works of Karl Marx, Mao Zedong, and others while a political

Linnaeus enumerated all plants known to him, either directly or from his extensive reading. He recognised the rank of varietas (botanical "variety", a rank below

Nottingham. During long periods of unemployment he occupied himself with extensive reading, and was particularly influenced by the writing of Henry George. Inspired

derived most of the material for their comparative studies through extensive reading, not fieldwork, mainly the Classics (literature and history of Ancient

November 1918 as a Yeoman 2nd Class. He continued his education with extensive reading in ships' libraries. He began writing poetry but did not sign his

is important for browsing and searching, it is not well suited for extensive reading. Formats suitable both for reading on paper, and for manipulation

Portuguese woman, whose only education, besides literacy classes, was the extensive reading of borrowed books. Working as typesetter at a publishing house, he

to handle the context when reading, learners need support. Thus, extensive reading may be sufficient for developing advanced students’ vocabulary, but

fall of Pharaoh Akhenaten of ancient Egypt. The novels are based on extensive reading about the Amarna Period and, in the introduction to A God Against

Yiddish-oriented education system and several publishing houses which provide extensive reading material. Teitelbaum's work in this matter made him, according to

a "compilation of all sorts of beautiful sentences from a fairly extensive reading". Psalm 103 is the basis of several hymns. A paraphrase of Psalm 103

deterritorialisation. The French philosopher Bernard Stiegler gives an extensive reading of Leroi-Gourhan in Technics and Time, 1: The Fault of Epimetheus

fiction, non-print non-fiction—drawn from a programme of independent extensive reading and viewing (SBA Consultancy Team, 2005). At the time the SBA was

Romantic Poets. The poem's structure was heavily influenced by Eliot's extensive reading of Dante and refers to a number of literary works, including Hamlet

assess a candidate's suitability for a position without the need for extensive reading, potentially saving valuable time in the early stages of candidate

Jacobs, G. M., & Farrell, T. S. C. (2012). Teachers sourcebook for extensive reading. Charlotte, NC: Information Age Publishing. Farrell, T. S. C., & Jacobs

and Wuxia fiction, particularly works by Jin Yong and Gu Long. This extensive reading taught and inspired him in his own writing, leading Guo to begin submitting

India Notable work(s) Man! Know Thyself The Crown of Life Known for Extensive reading of world scriptures Founder, Ruhani Satsang President, World Fellowship

Workers Educational Association of South Australia (WEA) classes and extensive reading. Stott showed great interest in the problems facing his fellow wheat

At Stanford, Motherwell was introduced to modernism through his extensive reading of symbolist and other literature, especially Mallarmé, James Joyce

youth. While Mao Dun was studying in secondary school in Hangzhou, extensive reading and strict writing skills training filled his life. He read the Wen

religious beliefs of many peoples. His normal inquiries of travelers and extensive reading of previous writers were supplemented in the case of India with his

the one hand by his knowledge of Sanskrit, and on the other by his extensive reading into the works of Samuel Johnson, Addison and Macaulay. His writing

his grandmother and became fascinated with diverse subjects through extensive reading and exploring the family library. Home-tutored until junior high school

was eminently the priest: but with his hearty love of others, his extensive reading and refinement of culture, his delicate sense of humor and the inexhaustible

physical landscape of the country he grew up in. To this is added his extensive reading of modern poetry, especially French symbolist poets, and his enduring

directed toward a textual critique of the metaphysical, the product of extensive reading and writing. This is true of his 1986 work on Joseph Priestley, author

recovery, Hall replaced his relative lack of formal education with extensive reading and self-education. This may well have been a factor in his becoming

piano; he painted; and at a very early age astounded people by his extensive reading and his extraordinary memory." Romanov sainthood Pavlovna Romanova

Her humorous sketches over the pen name "Samantha Spriggins" had extensive reading. In 1885, she wrote a poem on the death of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant,

was based on research, including interviews with 25 students, and extensive reading of the Yale Daily News. She said Schmidt's "reaction has been really

and Bombay. He did not get better, but the travel, together with extensive reading, inspired the texts that were to be collected and posthumously published

discipline for active life”, combined with "an insistence on the more extensive reading of ancient writers both classical and Christian as a means of securing

academy of Naples, says that his works prove him to have been a man of extensive reading, great industry, and of a considerable share of critical ability,

her views on life in society in general. This was the outcome of extensive reading. During the latter part of the 1880s and particularly in the 1890s

the author, John S. Stone, D.D., Eunice was "a woman of uncommonly extensive reading" and was "zealously instrumental" in the organization and maintenance

was the only one on which he was able to speak with authority. His extensive reading in the classical languages is not therefore strongly evident in his

add something more substantial, in the improvement of her mind by extensive reading", indicating he wants more from a woman than what Miss Bingley thinks

Mogadishu and attempted to apply lessons from the civil war and from his extensive reading on guerrilla insurgencies, particularly the FLMN in El Salvador, who

allowed to enter high school provisionally based on his habit of extensive reading and his memorization of standard poetry. Though extremely shy around

critical attention. Stephen Bernstein's Alasdair Gray provides its most extensive reading, alongside its companion-piece McGrotty and Ludmilla. It is considered

org. Retrieved 2019-11-19. Richard R. Day; Julian Bamford (1998). Extensive Reading in the Second Language Classroom. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0-521-56829-6

woman of elite social class, she was always regarded as someone with "extensive reading". She was a frequent visitor to Henry Knox's bookstore and that was

left home. Over the next few years, Booth educated himself through extensive reading and, before he was twenty, he turned to the Baptist Church. He married

is implemented through tri-lingual assemblies, English and Chinese extensive reading schemes, activities in English Corner, Society of Eloquence, English

fruit of these personal contacts, and of Isaac Troki's concurrent extensive reading in the New Testament and the Christian theological and anti-Jewish

incorporates a more challenging college-preparation sequence with extensive reading and writing activities. Students must maintain a 2.75 grade point

bookstores for purchase. The library at Punjabi University, Patiala has extensive reading material on Phulkaris. Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts

was "his first venture into scholarly polemics". It arose from his extensive reading of the history of the Victorian age and his conviction that the received

loved, accumulating a vast knowledge of English literature from his extensive reading and bibliographical researches. In 1865, he was elected as a member

his parents in 1955, and was introduced to jazz journalism through extensive reading of Down Beat magazine, to which he would later contribute, beginning

the most abstruse theories of metaphysics and etymology, which his extensive reading had mastered. Besides a few pamphlets, he published the translation

he brought to the cause "the advantage of a cultivated mind, an extensive reading and a scholarly acquaintance with all of history that could be mustered

scholar, he developed an atheistic worldview as a young boy due to his extensive reading, but converted to Catholicism during his time in Soviet prisons. His

research when writing fiction; his stories were "often accompanied with extensive reading lists of the books that were used in writing the story". For Short

and her observations of them. The diary contains a record of her extensive reading in her father's library, as well as the visits and behaviour of notable

all the courses (BA, Bsc, Bcom, etc.) and an offline library for extensive reading and issue of books. There are laboratories of various types: physics

University Educators Computer Assisted Language Learning Critical Thinking Extensive reading Gender Awareness in Language Education Global Issues in Language Education

described it, the company was introduced to his working method of extensive reading and research and detailed rehearsals in which the action was defined

Japanese. He also developed his own poetic ideas and style through extensive reading of literary theories. In addition, his Japanese poem “Under North

tuberculosis in her late teens and her long convalescence afforded time for extensive reading and developing her poetry. Senécal published her first volume of poetry

few months after moving to London. She credited this in part to her extensive reading of Somerset Maugham's works. In 1999, she participated in the London

Chinese classics and a philosopher, had great influence on Kim's extensive reading and his prospects of becoming a writer of Korean literature. Kim Dongni's

contemporary authors and various schools of thought are a proof of his extensive reading. His works shed light on some of the difficult questions in Scotistic

change the reader’s ideas or convictions. Folktales will require extensive reading of the genre to learn common conventions. Each writing task will require

as well as academic purposes, the Trustees found in Dr. Williams's extensive reading, retentive memory... exact judgment, comprehensive views and philosophical

interest in his law school and legal practice. The book included an extensive reading list and a guide for producing one's own series of notebooks to use

than of intimacy with his progeny. He pursued no hobbies apart from extensive reading, so absorbed was he in the defense and advancement of the company

which relied on oral presentation of Latin, intensive rather than extensive reading, and a paraphrase method, were discussed and appraised positively

reader a unique glimpse of his art in the making. They illustrate his extensive reading of the creative literatures of France, England (he loved Shakespeare

derived most of the material for their comparative studies through extensive reading, not fieldwork, mainly the Classics (literature and history of Greece

she avoided the conventions of the "well made" form; her travel and extensive reading about theatre in Japan, Hong Kong, Thailand, and India led her to

Analytical Review, Wollstonecraft was well-versed in the genre. This extensive reading solidified her ideas of what constituted a good travel book; in one

Byeways, two volumes of essays reprinted from periodicals, shows extensive reading. Besides other stories of German, French, and Russian history is Mr

farming family, McWhorter supplemented his public school education with extensive reading, becoming at times a school teacher himself. In 1856 he was appointed

obsolescent balloon squadron. His duties were light, and he had leisure for extensive reading. He then worked in a shop in Liverpool, and then ran an avant garde

in 1909. She spent her latter years engaged in flower breeding and extensive reading; she moved to a villa in Nice in 1926. The company she founded, which

written over a period of ten years according to Waldo. In addition to extensive reading, Waldo's research included tracing the Lewis and Clark Trail three

"Modern Moral Philosophy"; converted to Catholicism as a result of her extensive reading Benedict Ashley – raised humanist; former Communist; became a noted

more in the five-step approach of Monroe's motivated sequence during extensive reading online. The study also found that refining each step of Monroe's motivated

to primary school. She subsequently made up for the deficiency by extensive reading. In this, as in her literary work, she was encouraged by Bernhard

Haute, and received a liberal education, which she supplemented by extensive reading and study. Swafford was troubled by an optical weakness, which at

Hunter. The younger Hunter developed his early education through extensive reading at the Apprentices' Public Library in New York. John Hart Hunter entered

retentive memory gave him ready control of the learning gathered from extensive reading, while his habits of precise logical expression aided and subdued

instant euphoria: he had found what he had been looking for in his extensive reading and travelling. Fellow Toc H member Robert de Ropp was likely a source

as an "accomplished lady" possessing a "very rare" combination of "extensive reading, acquaintance with many languages, the advantage of travelling in

began his studies in philosophy at the Sorbonne, but the theatre, extensive reading, and his courtship of Agnès left him little time to study and kept

talk to himself while thinking he was talking to someone else. His extensive reading and introspective conversations evolved into the development of elaborate

analysis website at The University of Auckland. This includes an extensive reading list, FAQs and links to their lectures on thematic analysis on YouTube

parts of the city together. Participating students engage with an extensive reading list and collaborate as a team to prepare for the competition. Teams

and it was in the immediate aftermath of war, through films and extensive reading, that she learned in detail about the more horrendous aspects of Nazi

genius responsible for a highly original and most remarkable work. The extensive reading and note taking of his slave secretaries is rarely mentioned. At the

notes Das Stundenglas's difficulty, expressing that the game requires extensive reading and puzzle-solving, and concluding their review by calling Das Stundenglas

insisted that she continue her education on her own, and gave her an extensive reading list. It was then that her interest in Harlem history was born, as

he encountered foreigners taking advantage of Chinese people. His extensive reading of Western literature enabled him to speak with authority on revolutionary

picture sorts teachers are able to help students who do not have extensive reading vocabularies focus on isolated sounds (Initial, final, or medial)

traditional education and also writes articles about life in Iraq. An extensive reading of Western literature is an influence on his work. In his fiction

add something more substantial, in the improvement of her mind by extensive reading." "I am no longer surprised at your knowing only six accomplished

grandchildren with her. She told many stories, both from her own life and the extensive reading she undertook. She had a very down to earth attitude and spoke plainly

every writer should have two qualities in order to be a good writer - extensive reading habit and excellent command over the language. He believed that his

education before his arrest and incarceration. He educated himself by extensive reading while in prison. In 1975, a federal court ordered the Angola prison

discussions with Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren, as well as extensive reading of contemporary European writings. Owing to several academic commitments

sources) which she recorded her comments on and observations about her extensive reading in many disciplines. Four themes which distinguish her critical theory

in preparation" for seminary. However, he became Self-taught by "extensive reading" throughout his life. As busy as he was, "he found time... to read"

expressions'". To these, Mr Darcy adds "'the improvement of her mind by extensive reading.'" Jane Austen's novels offer several answers to the question of the

collaborate with musicians, dancers, painters, and sculptors. She did an extensive reading tour of the United States and Canada from 1994 to 1998. She has traveled

रंगकर्मी, गायक और कवि" (in Hindi). Hindustan. 18 February 2017. "Extensive reading key to mature understanding". Tribune India. 20 February 2017. "दून

Napoleon Bonaparte. He also picked up Italian during those years of extensive reading and learning. Italian was only one of the many languages he spoke

home aged 14 and, in the following years, educated himself through extensive reading which led him to adopt radical ideas about politics, economics and

others. He also began to read Goethe and Kierkegaard. Whilst this extensive reading does not show through specifically in any poem, his handling of longer

Herald. 'He was a man of great breadth and variety of knowledge, of extensive reading and patient research, and of scholarly tastes.' While pastor Greenwood

Tsang, Art; Fung, Daniel (2023-07-10). "Compulsory versus voluntary extensive reading: Investigating English learners' perceptions, proficiency and school

on 6 April 1849, aged 66. His works show him to have been a man of extensive reading and sound sense. He was an admirer of Locke, and prized very highly

ability and interest in pursuing the language further Aims to encourage extensive reading As of now, the education board is looking into making language learning

fascinated by Proust and his contexts, Taylor seems to have embarked on an extensive reading expedition; the result shows the peripeties of an itinerary not exactly

converts. Canon Raines says that it is "clear that Carter was a man of extensive reading, and wrote ably and strongly, though upon the whole temperately, against

it is known that his other interests include football, technology, extensive reading and speaking out against corruption. He also has a line of T-shirts

picture plane. These black-and-white works drew on diverse imagery and extensive reading, and increasingly, linked personal experience to collective, often-traumatic

 182. ISBN 84-7684-829-3. Bachiri, Houssienne (2017). The Need for Extensive Reading in the Production of English Academic Writing by Non-English Speakers

instruction at the Mount Tabor school, impressing his teachers by his extensive reading. Growing up in Lyle, a small port on the Washington bank, Balch became

to counteract the Soviet myth, among whose articles he included an extensive reading list of standard works chronicling forced labor in the Soviet Union

Al Kuwari's strong affinity for reading and demonstrates how her extensive reading has positively impacted various stages of her life. She also wrote

natural talent for painting at the age of nine and immersed himself in extensive reading of classics for three years. In 1854, during the reign of Xianfeng

(who financed the educational trip), the precocious Mill details his extensive reading in the library of the chateau, including almost one work per day by

M. Abrahamson and A.W. Pezet in his possession, with evidence of extensive reading and bookmarks on certain sections. They also found that during the

correspondence, Gordon further developed his interest in native plants through extensive reading, seed collecting and experimental plantings. In late 1926 the Gordons

interior design. Extending his own knowledge of this field through "extensive reading in libraries and [of] purchased books" – including subscriptions to

is no clear tradition on a particular topic, the author relies on extensive reading to clarify it, rather than solely relying on the teachings of scholars

his discussion of contemporary ci poets, noted that Ye drew from extensive reading and knowledge of classical Chinese poetry. According to Zhu, some

crimes in German and Latin. After the executions, which included an extensive reading of verdicts and lasted several hours, an imperial mandate was proclaimed

Eighty percent of the management work is rejection." Her habit of extensive reading has honed her ability to evaluate scripts and scenarios effectively