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Couverture souple. Condizione: Bon. IN-8 broché, 160 pages. Sommaire : Anonymes: L'on nous pose plus d'une question difficile : "À quoi parvenez-vous? À quoi., Pages 641-641 --- Henri Chassagnac: La mort du président Doumer, Pages 642-643 --- Lucien Saint-Nexans: Hippolyte, Pages 644-645 --- Émile Dury: Déjà, Pages 646-646 --- Marguerite Faure-Alpe: L'heure trouble, Pages 647-648 --- Georges Schehadé: Quand tremblera l'automne sur la montagne, Pages 649-649 --- Marthe Goulliart: Un rêve, Pages 650-650 --- Fernand Gregh: Le Bol vert, Pages 651-652 --- M. Guitteny: La Route dans le désert, Pages 653-653 --- Marguerite Joubert: Vision, Pages 654-656 --- Georges Lafenestre: L'ébauche, Pages 657-659 --- Albert Léo: Tombeaux, Pages 660-660 --- Alain Messiaen: Chanson, Pages 661-662 --- Maurice Mardelle: Le compagnon de la cathédrale, Pages 663-664 --- Marie Pelletier: La force supplie la France, Pages 665-665 --- Francis Ponge: Témoignage, Pages 666-666 --- Francis Ponge: Le tronc d'arbre, Pages 666-666 --- Henri Pourrat: Je crois pouvoir vous faire tenir un poème inédit du père Sabatier., Pages 667-668 --- Ernest Sabatier: Les feux de la nuit, Pages 668-670 --- Jules Supervielle: L'escalier, Pages 670-671 --- Mariette T. [Degeorges]: J'étais dans ma maison., Pages 672-673 --- Jean Tardieu: Fête manquée, Pages 674-675 --- Paul Terrace: Paradis (Fragment), Pages 676-677 --- Jules Yoppi: Le jardin du silence, Pages 678-678 --- Jean Rostand: Notes, Pages 679-685 --- Denis Saurat: Visite à Gourdjieff, Pages 686-698 --- André Suarès: Poèmes, Pages 699-705 --- Pierre Leyris: Le lecteur français ne connaît guère de Thomas de Quincey que Les Confessions., Pages 706-707 --- Thomas De Quincey: Des coups frappés à la porte dans Macbeth, Pages 707-713 --- Jean Cocteau: Le fantôme de Marseille, Pages 714-722 --- Alain: Propos, Pages 723-725 --- Albert Thibaudet: Les Europes, Pages 726-728 --- Albert Thibaudet: Civilisation, Pages 728-729 --- Albert Thibaudet: Légitimités, Pages 729-731 --- Ramon Fernandez: À propos de Nietzsche, Pages 732-737 --- Marcel Arland: L'Indifférence perdue, par Pierre Neyrac, Pages 738-743 --- Marcel Arland: À moi-même ennemi, par Jean Blanzat, Pages 738-743 --- Marcel Arland: Les Feux du Matin, par Charles Mauban, Pages 738-743 --- André Malraux: Préface à Sanctuaire de William Faulkner, Pages 744-747 --- André Lhote: Renoir à l'Orangerie, Pages 748-753 --- Benjamin Crémieux: Sentimento del Tempo, par Giuseppe Ungaretti (Vallecchi), Pages 754-757 --- Gabriel Marcel: Femmes amoureuses, par D.-H. Lawrence (Éditions de la N. R. F.), Pages 758-762 --- Georges Pelorson: Les romantiques allemands, par Ricarda Huch (Grasset), Pages 762-764 --- Sung-Nien Hsu: Les Étoiles innombrables, par Ping-sin (Commercial Press), Pages 764-767 --- Raymond Schwab: Vers latins, de Charles Baudelaire (Mercure de France), Pages 767-771 --- Raymond Schwab: Vers de collège, d'Arthur Rimbaud (Mercure de France), Pages 767-771 --- Julien Lanoë: Absence, par Alfredo Gangotena (chez l'auteur), Pages 771-773 --- Jean Follain: Grabinoulor, par Pierre Albert-Birot (Denoël et Steele), Pages 773-776 --- Jean Grenier: Histoire naturelle imaginaire, par Henry de Montherlant (Éditions du Trianon), Pages 776-778 --- Charles-Albert Cingria: De la philosophie chrétienne, par Jacques Maritain (Desclée, de Brouwer et Cie), Pages 778-782 --- Charles-Albert Cingria: Religion et culture, par Jacques Maritain (Desclée, de Brouwer et Cie), Pages 778-782 --- Jean Grenier: Essai sur quelques caractères des notions d'espace et de temps, par René Poirier (Vrin), Pages 782-785 --- Gérard Walter: Jésus, par Ch. Guignebert (La Renaissance du Livre), Pages 785-789 --- Gérard Walter: La foi à la résurrection de Jésus, par Maurice Goguel (Leroux), Pages 785-789 --- Boris de Schloezer: Quelques considérations sur les Variations Goldberg, Pages 789-793 --- Boris de Schloezer: Grieg, par Yvonne Rockseth (Rieder), Pages 793-794.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Follow Pelletier's examination of events in the Theosophical Society in America after the death of its President, William Q. Judge. Learn in detail about when Katherine Tingley actually met Judge for the first time and how she took control of the Theosophical Society in America.What has been presented to date concerning Tingley is only what one can see above the water, and a bit of shadow underneath. Like an iceberg, most of Katherine A. Westcott/Tingley's life has been kept under the water line where few individuals have ventured to investigate. What was discovered is unsettling. It explains much of her actions, the secrecy about her past, why she was shunned by her eldest brother, and portrays a very different person than what has been accepted as historical truth. The standard narrative reads, 'look at all the wonderful things she accomplished'. However closer examination reminds one of the Jesuitical concept that 'the ends justify the means'. If one calls oneself a Theosophist, he or she should be cautious about 'the means' to that end rather than 'the end' itself.Excerpt from the Foreword of Katherine Tingley: The Hijacking of the Theosophical Society in America by Ernest E. Pelletier'The Theosophical Society in America was flourishing under the guidance of William Q. Judge. There were approximately one hundred fifty active branches, and through quiet but steady promulgation of theosophic information, its philosophy was spreading across the land.Judge died. Then Tingley made her move. She hijacked the Society within days of Judge's death. She landed her final thrust two years later, on February 18th, 1898 at the annual convention. Tingley maneuvered the takeover of T.S. in America and established the Universal Brotherhood, with every aspect of its operations solely under her absolute control.Tingley's attitude and ambitions, ironically under the banner of universal brotherhood, resulted in dissipation of a growing interest and acceptance of theosophical principles that had flourished under Judge's guidance, and that of those guiding him.'.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Katherine Tingley | The Hijacking of the Theosophical Society in America | Ernest E. Pelletier | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | PageMaster Publication Services | EAN 9780968160251 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.