Showing results by author "Basil" in All Categories

Japanese culture has fascinated the West ever since the country’s doors opened up in the 1800s. In many ways, Japan has remained elusive, and people have travelled from all around the world to see for themselves how unique this nation remains. Another way of exploring this enigmatic culture is through its literature. The English language succeeds surprisingly well in revealing the Japanese sense of life.

Delve into one of the pioneering volumes focused on the systematic medical treatment of soldiers amidst the chaos of modern warfare. This remarkable work, crafted by British doctors who served on the front lines during WWI, includes a dedicated chapter on the unique care required for airmen. Be prepared for graphic descriptions of war wounds that may not be suitable for the faint of heart, along with striking images in the original source book. - Summary by BellonaTimes

The Other AI turns Basil C. Puglisi's articles, white papers, and policy briefs into audio briefings on AI governance, augmented intelligence, human judgment, and human-AI collaboration. The format is built for the time and conditions in which people actually learn, whether running, driving, riding a train, or working on something else.Episodes are AI-narrated for clean, consistent production, and human review approves each publication before release. The complete original work, including details, sources, and citations, lives at basilpuglisi.com.Topics include HAIA-RECCLIN, Factics, ...

Basil Hall Chamberlain (1850-1935) was a professor of Japanese at Tokyo Imperial University. This is his translation of the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters), which was compiled in AD 712 by Ō no Yasumaro at the request of Empress Genmei. One of the two primary sources of the Japanese national religion of Shinto, The Kojiki is a collection of myths, early legends, songs, genealogies, oral traditions, and semi-historical accounts.

Dive into the captivating world of Ainu folk-tales, where nothing is off-limits and the tales are as raw as they are enlightening. Originating from the enigmatic Ainu people of Japan, who have called Hokkaido home for centuries, these stories explore the full spectrum of human experience—from creation and love to conflict and survival. Their unapologetic honesty and ribald humor might have shocked the scholarly collector Basil Hall Chamberlain, but they offer a refreshing and provocative perspective for modern readers. With the resurgence of Ainu activism advocating for indigenous rights and...

A superlative unserious space podcast recorded here on Earth. Hosts: Maria Varmazis and Basil Brunson.web: https://hscm.podbean.com/email: hotsoupcosmicmicrowave@proton.me

Change the Game is an urban fantasy, neo-noir podcast about bad queer rep and legends come to life. It uses the City of Mist roleplaying system and stars Riley Primus (they/them) , Theo Quinlivan (he/they), and Ivy Squier (she/her), with Basil Caplan (he/they) as the MC.

The Hexaemeron comprises nine captivating homilies by St. Basil that delve into the fascinating cosmogony presented in the opening chapters of Genesis. While the exact time and location of these sermons remain uncertain, they were delivered during Lent, both in the morning and evening services, and were intended for a diverse audience, including working men. St. Basil’s preaching style, suggested by the spontaneous nature of his words in Homily VIII, reflects his usual extemporaneous approach. Unlike his more polished written works, such as De Spiritu Sancto, the Hexaemeron reveals a raw and...

In the wake of the heresy propagated by Arius, which diminished the dignity of the Holy Ghost alongside that of the Son, St. Basil was compelled to clarify the true nature of the Holy Spirit. Arius claimed that the Three Persons of the Holy Trinity were fundamentally different in essence and glory. While the Nicene Creed provided clarity regarding the Son, it left the doctrine of the Holy Spirit somewhat ambiguous—not due to uncertainty, but because this aspect of Arian thought was less pronounced. In 374, Amphilochius, a close relative and spiritual confidant of Basil, encouraged him to ...

Set in the early 20th century New England, Side of the Angels explores a traditional community grappling with the winds of change. Thor, a wealthy doctor from a prominent family, finds himself in a dilemma as he tries to help Rosie, the woman he loves, by offering her money so that his brother Claude can marry her. As the intricacies of love and societal expectations unfold, the younger generation begins to seek their own paths, challenging the norms upheld by the older generation and the church. This captivating tale weaves together elements of romance and philosophy, inviting listeners to ...

Edward awakens aboard a ship crossing the Atlantic, returning from the Great War, but he is haunted by fragmented memories of his identity and past. This captivating journey chronicles his path to recovery as he gradually uncovers the profound impact the War has had on him, the people he encounters, and his family. (Summary by Simon Evers)

Norrie Ford, wrongfully convicted of murder, seizes a chance to escape and finds himself saved by a mysterious girl known as the Wild Olive. She helps him forge a new life under an assumed name in Argentina, where he thrives and even becomes engaged. But when he returns to New York for work, fate intervenes, bringing him face-to-face with the Wild Olive once again. Will their paths intertwine once more? (Summary by Simon Evers)

In this captivating tale, Diane Eveleth returns from a Parisian soirée only to face the shocking news that her husband, George Eveleth, has been killed in a duel with the infamous Marquis de Bienville. In a desperate bid for independence, Diane discreetly transfers her inheritance to her mother-in-law, and together they journey to New York to seek refuge with family. There, Diane takes on the role of chaperone for Dorothea, the daughter of the widowed Derek Pruyn, whom she has crossed paths with before. As the story unfolds, Pruyn proposes marriage, and Diane finds herself torn. She plans to ...

il BookJockey, cerca la musica tra le pagine dei libri e con la voce cavalca quella pagina con quella musica.

In Empty Sack, we follow the tumultuous journey of Jennie Follett, a struggling artist’s model in New York, and her brother, Teddy. After their father loses his job at the bank and passes away, the family is left in dire financial straits. In a desperate act, Teddy steals money from the bank where he works, leading to catastrophic repercussions. Meanwhile, Jennie finds herself torn between her love for Teddy and her engagement to the wealthy Bob Collingham, a man from a prominent banking family who is infatuated with her.

I’m just a silly little human doing silly things. This podcast is basically just me yapping and giggling at myself. There’s occasional ✨lore✨ drops that may leave listeners shook. Each episode is intended to feel like you're listening to your bestie spill tea. Each episode is minimally edited to reflect that chill authentic energy i’m trying to convey.

In the bustling world of New Yorks elite, Rashleigh Allerton finds himself in a heated argument with his affluent fiancée, Barbara. In a moment of reckless spontaneity, he declares that he will marry the very first person he encounters. What follows is a whirlwind of unexpected twists and turns that neither he, nor his devoted elderly servant Steptoe, could have anticipated. Join us on this delightful journey as absurdity and consequence intertwine in a tale filled with humor and surprises. - Summary by Simon Evers

Etter å ha knust NAV i Tingretten har jeg endelig fått lov til å starte egen podkast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Basil Bottler comically reviews stuff https://basilbottler.com

Welcome to the Basil Bottler Show comedy podcast. www.basilbottler.com Available on itunes.