Humanities

“Changes and development in a pluralistic world: the view from the classics.”

Building on the insight, we summarize three reasons for the relevance of classic work to the understanding of changes, development, and pluralism.

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Phrasal verbs and their one-verb equivalents

Call off cancel

Find out discover

Get away leave, escape

Get in arrive, enter

Give up quit

Hand in submit

Help with aid, assist, and support

Hold up delay

Leave out omit

Look for seek

Look into investigate

Look over examine

Put off postpone

Put out extinguish

Put up with tolerate

Read through peruse

Step up increase

Talk over discuss

Try out test

Use up exhaust

Latin words and phrases in common use

A posteriori derived by reasoning from observed facts

A priori derived from a general law to specific instance

Ad absurdum to the point of absurdity

Ad hominem appealing to feelings or emotions rather than logic

Ad infinitum without limit

Addenda things to be added

Bona fide (adj.) genuine, sincere

Bona fides (noun) honest intentions

Curriculum vitae a summary of a person’s career and skills

De facto in fact

De jure by right

Errata a list of errors (in a book)

Et cetera (etc.) and so on

Ipso facto by the fact

Nota bene (NB) note well

Per annum per year

Status quo the existing condition

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