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book and Meaning
In his book, When Words Lose Their
Meaning, he argues that words
of persuasion and identification define community and civic life
.
The book Star Names
: Their Lore and
Meaning by R
. H
. Allen
( 1899 ) has had effects
on star names
:

A revised and expanded edition
of the original
book, with about twice
as many definitions
, was published in 1990
as The Deeper
Meaning of Liff
( UK Edition
: ISBN 0-330-31606-0
, US Edition
: ISBN 0-517-58597-9 ), though
the original remains in print
.
The main differences between
the two editions
( for either version
of the book ) are those
of American English vs
. British English spellings
, though
The Deeper
Meaning of Liff contains different definitions for both
the word
" Glossop
" and
the titular word
" Liff ".
The definitions they came up with were later incorporated into a 1983
book, The Meaning of Liff
.

Tooting Bec appears in
the book The Meaning of Liff
, defined
as the situation in which a driver sounds
his or her horn at a car in front
, only
to discover that
the car in front is parked
.
In 2009
, his mother Judy Shepard authored a
book The Meaning of Matthew
: My Son's Murder in Laramie
, and a
World Transformed
.
In his 1979
book Subculture
the Meaning of Style
, Dick Hebdige argued that a subculture is a subversion
to normalcy
.

Viktor Frankl
, neurologist
, psychiatrist
, author
, and founder
of logotherapy and one
of the key figures in existential therapy
, in
his book Man's Search for
Meaning recommended
" that
the Statue
of Liberty
on the East Coast
( that has become a symbol
of Liberty and Freedom ) should be supplemented by a Statue
of Responsibility
on the West Coast
.

His best-selling
book, Man's Search for
Meaning ( published under a different title in 1959
: From Death-Camp
to Existentialism
, and originally published in 1946
as Trotzdem Ja Zum Leben Sagen
: Ein Psychologe erlebt das Konzentrationslager ), chronicles
his experiences
as a concentration camp inmate which led him
to discover
the importance
of finding meaning in all forms
of existence
, even
the most sordid ones
, and thus a reason
to continue living
.

During 1945 he wrote
his world-famous
book titled Trotzdem Ja Zum Leben Sagen
: Ein Psychologe Erlebt das Konzentrationslager
( translated
: "... Saying Yes
to Life in Spite
of Everything
: A Psychologist Experiences
the Concentration Camp ", known in English by
the title Man's Search for
Meaning ( 1959 ).

Lerner's call for a spiritual transformation
of American society was first articulated in Tikkun and then in
his book The Politics
of Meaning.

* Dawkins ' God
: Genes
, Memes
, and
the Meaning of Life
, book by Alister McGrath

* Man's Search for
Meaning, 1946
book by Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl

Cranleigh appears in
the book The Meaning of Liff by Douglas Adams and John Lloyd
, in which experiences which do not have words yet are given words which currently only exist
as names
of places
.

A
. Richards in their 1923
book on language
, The Meaning of Meaning, and by W
. H
. F
. Barnes and A
. Duncan-Jones in independent works
on ethics in 1934
.

His non-fiction
book, The Lifebox
, the Seashell
, and
the Soul
: What Gnarly Computation Taught Me About Ultimate Reality
, the Meaning Of Life
, and How To Be Happy summarizes
the various philosophies he's believed over
the years and ends with
the tentative conclusion that we might profitably view
the world
as made
of computations
, with
the final remark
, " perhaps this universe is perfect
.
The lectures were complied into a
book Acts
of Meaning and in these lectures
, Bruner refuted
the computer model for studying
the mind
, advocating a more holistic understanding
of the mind and its cognitions
.

Man's Search for
Meaning is a 1946
book by Viktor Frankl chronicling
his experiences
as a concentration camp inmate and describing
his psychotherapeutic method
of finding a reason
to live
.
The book's common full English title is Man's Search for
Meaning: An Introduction
to Logotherapy
, although this subtitle is often not referred
to on modern
book covers
.

* Man's Search for
Meaning book cover

Change
the World Without Taking Power
: The Meaning of Revolution Today is a
book by John Holloway that looks at
the concept
of revolution
.

A
. Richards in their
book The Meaning of Meaning ( p
. 46 ), and has been since referred
to in a number
of cultural contexts
.
book and Trees
The final song
on U2's 1980 debut album takes its title
, " Shadows and Tall
Trees ",
from Chapter 7 in
the book.

* David McElyea
, a longtime resident
of the county penned a
book titled When Money Grew
on Trees: The True Tale
of a Marijuana Moonshiner and
the Outlaw Sheriff
of Madison County
, Arkansas
.
According to the book " Weird Pennsylvania ," Lansdale was also once home
to one
of the world's three
" H
Trees ," which are believed
to mark portals
to Hell
.
The U
. S
. Supreme Court considered
the First Amendment implications
of the removal
of the book, among others
, from public school libraries in
the case
of Island
Trees School District v
. Pico
,

* Lary M
. Dilsaver and William C
. Tweed
, Challenge
of the Big
Trees natural and human
history of the park
: full text
of book online

His North American Sylva
: Trees not described by F
. A
. Michaux
, which was
the first
book to include all
the trees
of North America
, was finished
just before he left
the US in December
, 1841
.

*
The night-blooming cereus was featured in Barbara Kingsolver's
book The Bean
Trees.

Some
of the better-known poems in
the book are
" To an Athlete Dying Young ",
" Loveliest
of Trees, the Cherry Now
" and
" When I Was One-and-Twenty ".

Preston's personal hobby
of recreational tree climbing is introduced in
his book ( 2007 )
The Wild
Trees.
In 2008
, Vassilikos was among
to 41 other personalities
of Greece that condemned
the action
of the withdrawal
of Ersi Sotiropoulou's
book Zigzag Through
the Bitter-Orange
Trees from the Greek school libraries
, after
the appeal
of insurance measures by Konstantinos Plevris against
to the Ministry
of National Education
of Greece for this issue
.

His initial fame was
as a poet while a student at
the University
of Santo Tomás when he published a
book Bajos los cocoteros
( Under
the Coconut
Trees, 1911 ), a collection
of his poems in Spanish
.
The short work De Arboribus
, " On
Trees ", was in early editions
of Columella placed
as book 3
of De Re Rustica
.

) L
. Junius Moderatus Columella
of Husbandry
, in Twelve Books
: and
his book, concerning
Trees.

A
book series known
as " Dangerous Mammals
, Reptiles
, Amphibians
, Birds
, Fish
, Jellyfish
, Insects
, Spiders
, Crustaceans
, Grasses
, Trees, Mosses and Lichens
of Terror Incognita
" extends at least into
" Volume 29c Part Three ", while a list
of the harmless ones contains only
" Some
of the sheep
.

Jean-Pierre Serre suggested in
his book Trees that Ihara's original definition can be reinterpreted graph-theoretically
.
The team took its name
from the original Italian title
of Italo Calvino's 1957
book The Baron in
the Trees.
The Bean
Trees, first published in 1988
, is
the first
book written by Barbara Kingsolver
, followed by a sequel Pigs in Heaven
.

Adams ' sole contribution was in
the form
of a sketch written by himself and Chapman for
the television pilot Out
of the Trees, which was rewritten for
the book in
the first person and passed off
as a real event
.

*
In the book The Bean
Trees by Barbara Kingsolver
, Taylor
, Turtle
, Estevan
, and Esperanze visit
the lake
.

Marco Polo's account
of paper money during
the Yuan Dynasty is
the subject
of a chapter
of his book, The Travels
of Marco Polo
, titled
" How
the Great Kaan Causeth
the Bark
of Trees, Made Into Something Like Paper
, to Pass for Money All Over
his Country
.
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