felstiner造句

• Croner, A ., interviewed by Mary L鰓enthal Felstiner, 30 March 1984.
• Almost forty years after his work with USAID, Bill Felstiner returned to this earlier vocation.
• "To Paint Her Life " by Mary Lowenthal Felstiner ( HarperCollins, $ 27.50 ).
• According to Mary Lowenthal Felstiner's 1994 biography, " To Paint Her Life : Charlotte Salomon in the Nazi Era,"
• John and his wife, the writer, historian and professor Mary Lowenthal Felstiner, have two children : Sarah and Alek, and also two grandchildren.
• Noncomputer reading : " To Paint Here Life, " by Mary Lowenthal Felstiner, and " The Big Sleep, " by Raymond Chandler.
• Previous winners include literary critic Helen Vendler and John Felstiner, a professor of English at Stanford University and translator of such poets as Pablo Neruda and Paul Celan.
• Salomon-Lindberg, P ., interviewed by Mary L鰓enthal Felstiner, Amsterdam, 23 26 March 1984; 15 20 April 1985; 6 8 July 1988; 14 July 1993.
• "' John Felstiner "'( born July 5, 1936 ), Professor Emeritus of English at Stanford University, is an American literary critic, translator, and poet.
• In his early work, Richard Abel and Austin Sarat, Felstiner developed the idea of a disputes pyramid and the formula " naming, blaming, claiming ", which refers to different stages of conflict resolution and levels of the pyramid.
• The ABF was initially located in William " Bill " Felstiner, Bryant Garth ( now dean of Southwestern Law School ), and the current director, Robert Nelson ( also a professor in the Department of Sociology, Northwestern University and MacCrate Research Chair in the Legal Professions at the ABF ).
• Felstiner came to Stanford University in 1965 and was a professor of English at Stanford until his retirement in 2009 . While at Stanford, he was three times a fellow at Stanford Humanities Center; a Fulbright professor at University of Chile ( 1967 68 ); visiting professor at Hebrew University of Jerusalem ( 1974 75 ); and visiting professor of Comparative Literature and English at Yale University ( 1990, 2002 ).
• More about the difficulty in turning an offence into a legal act can be found in Felstiner & Sarat s ( 1981 ) study, which describes three steps a victim ( of any dispute ) must go through before turning to the justice system : naming  giving the assault a definition, blaming  understanding who is responsible for the violation of rights and facing them, and finally, claiming  turning to the authorities.