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Proper 13 August 1, 2004.(Preaching Helps)
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Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14; 2:18-23
Psalm 49:1-11
Colossians 3:1-11
Luke 12-13-21
"Vanity of vanities! All is vanity" (Eccl 1:2). The narrator, Qoheleth, is venting resentments over the fragility of a life's accomplishments. The word habel, translated as "vanity," may mislead us, because in our culture it tends to suggest self-reflection (ego, mirror fixation) when the needed word should rather point to the breathy or transitory nature of life. In other words, habel needs to say that our toil under the sun is insubstantial and therefore ...
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Philosophy in the English boudoir: Havelock Ellis, Love and Pain, and sexological discourses on algophilia.
Magazine article from: Journal of the History of Sexuality
; ...twentieth-century sexuality that Havelock Ellis (1859-1939) made a number of...narcissism. This essay, which examines Ellis's less frequently cited book...discover the stock of knowledge that Havelock Ellis could draw upon as well as the...
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 "Sun Journal (New Bern, NC)")
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Havelock girls volleyball team picks up first conference victory.
Newspaper article from: Sun Journal (New Bern, NC)
; Sep. 8--WASHINGTON -- Havelock improved to 3-5 overall and...Leanna Wallace had two kills. Havelock hosts West Craven on Tuesday...Bend on Monday at 2 p.m. Havelock soccer crushes East Carteret...Anglin scored on an assist from Ellis Everett to give the APA boys...
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Jones Senior tennis gets first win; Havelock soccer defeats Lejeune.
Newspaper article from: Sun Journal (New Bern, NC)
; ...match at South Central. Havelock soccer takes out Lejeune CAMP LEJEUNE -- The Havelock boys soccer team improved...action on Wednesday, hosting Havelock at 3:30 p.m. APA soccer...Academy on Thursday night. Ellis Everette scored the Patriots...
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The World League for Sexual Reform in Spain: founding, infighting, and the role of Hildegart Rodriguez.
Magazine article from: Journal of the History of Sexuality
; ...that year, Norman Haire reported to Havelock Ellis the mode of her murder, which was...widely publicized. (3) Haire told Ellis that he had learned from a final...following: her letters to Havelock Ellis, which include a draft of her official...
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'Lovers and philosophers at once': aesthetic platonism in the Victorian Fin de Siecle.
Magazine article from: Yearbook of English Studies
; ...words were quoted in 1897 by the sexologist Havelock Ellis in his influential study Sexual Inversion. Ellis uses Dante's evidence to confirm his hypothesis...intellect'. (2) Starting with Dante, Ellis notes that the special connection between...
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Feeling for friction
Newspaper article from: The Press
; ...while he worked on their teeth. Trust old Havelock Ellis, the man who invented sex. In 1933 Ellis noted frottage as a special perversion, a...rub something. People who do what Havelock Ellis was so fascinated to observe were effectively...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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How men (and women) are.
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...conventional seediness. Psychologist Havelock Ellis, novelists Olive Schreiner and HG...arrangement was a congenial one. Havelock Ellis, who was not fond of sex and preferred...whether to have children, it was Ellis's view that prevailed. The portrait...
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Dangerous women--dangerous ideas.(Sieccan Newsletter)
Magazine article from: The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality
; ...Grosskurth's (1980) biography of Havelock Ellis published 22 years ago in the SIECCAN...Greenland, 1981), I recalled that Ellis had been a hero of mine since childhood...that Margaret Sanger and Havelock Ellis had been lovers until his death in...
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 "The Star (South Africa)")
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walk in schreiner's steps.(Verve)
Newspaper article from: The Star (South Africa)
; ...friends with leading radicals such as sexologist Havelock Ellis whom, some say, she should have married...Irishman George Bernard Shaw and Havelock Ellis. She describes Matjiesfontein to Ellis in one of her letters. She wrote: Now I am...
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GLOSSARY
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...century. The OED's earliest citation comes from Havelock Ellis in 1897, where it seems to be an attempt to find...grain come to the fore). Invert is also used by Havelock Ellis but doesn't seem to have caught on, perhaps because...
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