(See Iris Marion-Young in Democracy and Difference.) We remain with it here because
Cavell's introduction of Nora keeps the account of conversation sufficiently capacious.
Stanley
Cavell's American Dream features a welter of impressive endorsements, one of which claims it "a work for every Shakespearean." A foreword by
Cavell advocates the book's efforts to "make my philosophizing more accessible to an audience beyond professional philosophy" (xvi), a claim satisfied by the sheer breadth of Rhu's philosophical reapplications.
Amongst scholars of literature the pioneering essay on King Lear is probably
Cavell's best known work.
Another task on Rothman and Keane's agenda is elaborating why the task of reading
Cavell ought to be on the current film study agenda--or why it hasn't been.
"Florence Nightingale and Edith
Cavell are such prominent and significant figures to nurses worldwide and I can only imagine how moving the service was."
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Cavell will be the subject of a talk at the Lit & Phil
First, it should be no surprise, are Stanley
Cavell's.
We put them before ourselves and I think what the report has highlighted is, 'Who is there for our nurses?' The NHS should read this and see it as a wake-up call." The
Cavell Nurses' Trust has supported nurses, midwives and health assistants since being founded in 1917 following the execution of Edith
Cavell, a British nurse shot dead by the Germans in 1915 for helping to evacuate 200 Allied soldiers in Belgium.
Redditch-based charity
Cavell Nurses' Trust has received more than PS2,000 from the sale of over 45,000 pints of Edith
Cavell Ale.
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In a very curious essay called "The Future of Possibility," Stanley
Cavell addresses squarely the prospect of possibilities lost, citing the following passage: "Everything is worn out: revolutions, profits, miracles.
In 'The Passion of Edith
Cavell', with its subtitle 'The Way of the Cross', Whelan depicts the life and death of
Cavell in the tradition of East Anglian narrative painting while referencing the format and precendences of stations of the cross.
World War I nurse Edith
Cavell was executed by the Germans 100 years ago for helping to smuggle hundreds of Allied troops out of Belgium during the conflict.
BEFORE she faced the firing squad a century ago, Edith
Cavell declared: "This I would say standing as I do in view of God and eternity, I realise that patriotism is not enough.
