Joseph Varughese, chief executive officer of the organisation and
inaugurator of the project received the prize for creating a sustainable living environment for children.
The specific arrangement of Whitman's long lines in Leaves of Grass was expansively discussed in terms of orality and breath in the later reception of his work, especially in the context of the Beat Generation that celebrated Whitman as the father of free verse and the
inaugurator of an American poetry liberated from British literary tradition.
At the end of the decade Thatcherism took over as
inaugurator of the new political dispensation, and the era of neoliberalism as we now term it--began.
Poe becomes the inventor of French symbolist poetics, the
inaugurator of the revolution of the word.
His unofficial titles include Salesman in Chief, as well as Head
Inaugurator, Groundbreaker, Ribbon-cutter and Disaster Relief Worker, Aquino said.
God is the Creator of the human being, and simultaneously also the
Inaugurator of sex and of sexual difference.
The book is to be the
inaugurator of a series devoted to Rand on major themes in the philosophical lexicon.
(31) Mythic residue is what Coover warns us we have to struggle against at the outset of his career in Pricksongs & Descants, in his dedicatory homage to the
inaugurator of metafiction, Cervantes.
M.'s aim here is to argue more comprehensively that Paul was the
inaugurator of the Christian use of this paradigm.
Yet his coming to be seen as a savior figure, as an
inaugurator of the millennium, was not his work alone.
39 where Wolfson says that the essay is "strewn with mistakes." Note in particular the contradictory evaluation of Philo: in the earlier essay he is regarded as a mere Hellenizing Jewish philosopher; in the later study he is viewed as the
inaugurator of a world-shaking revolution in Western philosophy.
And to him goes the credit as the
inaugurator of the great tradition of Nigerian literature--that tradition which highlights the dignity of our manhood and our oral heritage.