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Arnold Williams

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ID3790287
NAMEArnold Williams
GIVEN NAMESArnold
FAMILY NAMEWilliams
SIGNATUREWILLIAMS A
AFFILIATIONSIndependent Scholar Sierra Leone
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS16
TOTAL CITATIONS3
WORKS AS AUTHOR16
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1939
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX1
  • Knowledge and power

    Open Access•Joanne E Davies, Chernor Bah et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of International…•2024

    This research explores barriers to the academic space in which development knowledge is codified, legitimised and taught. It also speaks to these questions more broadly. Focus group discussions with representatives of 32 civil society organisations in Sierra Leone, 2 follow‐up workshops in Sierra Leone and 24 semi‐structured interviews with senior academics in the UK and North America were conducted to explore: who determines what knowledge is de…

  • The international threat

    Arnold Williams, A Hamilton Williams•ARTICLE•Terrorism•1987

  • The Medieval English Stage

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1977

  • A Black Pastor Looks at Black Theology

    Open Access•Arnold Williams, A Roger Williams•ARTICLE•Harvard Theological Review•1971

    For some decades blacks have been taking a new look at themselves. In the language of black preachers, leaders, and educators, they are discovering what Martin L. King, Jr., calls their “some-bodiness.” This is not to say the phenomenon is entirely new. There have always been brave and hardy spirits who transcended their existential situation. Racism, colonialism, imperialism, and every machination of man's inhumanity to man could not crush their…

  • Medieval Allegory

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•The Bulletin of the Midwest…•1969

    Arnold Williams, Medieval Allegory: An Operational Approach, The Bulletin of the Midwest Modern Language Association, Vol. 2, Papers of the Midwest Modern Language Association, Number 1. Poetic Theory/Poetic Practice (1969), pp. 77-84

  • Typology and the Cycle Plays

    Arnold Williams, A Stanley Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1968

  • Christian Rite and Christian Drama in the Middle Ages

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1966

  • Studien zu den Passions- und Osterpielen des deutschen Mittelalters in ihrem Übergang vom Latein zur Volkssprache . Wilfried Werner

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1964

  • The Origin of the Theater . B. Hunningher

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1957

  • English Religious Drama of the Middle Ages . Hardin Craig

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1956

  • The Lore of the Old Testament

    Arnold Williams, Joseph Gaer•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•1954

  • A Study of Everyman with Special Reference to the Source of Its Plot . Genji Takahashi

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1953

  • Chaucer and the Friars

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1953•Cited by: 2

  • Milton's Samson and the Christian Tradition . F. Michael Krouse

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1950

  • Milton and the Book of Enoch — An Alternative Hypothesis

    Open Access•Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Harvard Theological Review•1940

    In an examination of the influence of the Book of Enoch on certain motifs in Milton's Paradise Lost, Mr. Grant McColley challenges the commonly accepted belief that Bruce was the first to restore to Western Civilization the knowledge of the existence of I Enoch, which had passed out of circulation during the early centuries of Christianity. Mr. McColley's belief that at least the existence of I Enoch was known to certain persons in the mid-sevent…

  • Hamburger Progeny

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•American Speech•1939•Cited by: 1

  • Chaucer and the Friars

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1953•Cited by: 2

  • Hamburger Progeny

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•American Speech•1939•Cited by: 1

  • Hamburger Progeny

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•American Speech•1939•Cited by: 1

  • Milton and the Book of Enoch — An Alternative Hypothesis

    Open Access•Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Harvard Theological Review•1940

    In an examination of the influence of the Book of Enoch on certain motifs in Milton's Paradise Lost, Mr. Grant McColley challenges the commonly accepted belief that Bruce was the first to restore to Western Civilization the knowledge of the existence of I Enoch, which had passed out of circulation during the early centuries of Christianity. Mr. McColley's belief that at least the existence of I Enoch was known to certain persons in the mid-sevent…

  • Milton's Samson and the Christian Tradition . F. Michael Krouse

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1950

  • A Study of Everyman with Special Reference to the Source of Its Plot . Genji Takahashi

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1953

  • Chaucer and the Friars

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1953•Cited by: 2

  • The Lore of the Old Testament

    Arnold Williams, Joseph Gaer•ARTICLE•Journal of American Folklore•1954

  • English Religious Drama of the Middle Ages . Hardin Craig

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1956

  • The Origin of the Theater . B. Hunningher

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1957

  • Studien zu den Passions- und Osterpielen des deutschen Mittelalters in ihrem Übergang vom Latein zur Volkssprache . Wilfried Werner

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1964

  • Christian Rite and Christian Drama in the Middle Ages

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1966

  • Typology and the Cycle Plays

    Arnold Williams, A Stanley Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1968

  • Medieval Allegory

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•The Bulletin of the Midwest…•1969

    Arnold Williams, Medieval Allegory: An Operational Approach, The Bulletin of the Midwest Modern Language Association, Vol. 2, Papers of the Midwest Modern Language Association, Number 1. Poetic Theory/Poetic Practice (1969), pp. 77-84

  • A Black Pastor Looks at Black Theology

    Open Access•Arnold Williams, A Roger Williams•ARTICLE•Harvard Theological Review•1971

    For some decades blacks have been taking a new look at themselves. In the language of black preachers, leaders, and educators, they are discovering what Martin L. King, Jr., calls their “some-bodiness.” This is not to say the phenomenon is entirely new. There have always been brave and hardy spirits who transcended their existential situation. Racism, colonialism, imperialism, and every machination of man's inhumanity to man could not crush their…

  • The Medieval English Stage

    Arnold Williams•ARTICLE•Speculum•1977

  • The international threat

    Arnold Williams, A Hamilton Williams•ARTICLE•Terrorism•1987

  • Knowledge and power

    Open Access•Joanne E Davies, Chernor Bah et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of International…•2024

    This research explores barriers to the academic space in which development knowledge is codified, legitimised and taught. It also speaks to these questions more broadly. Focus group discussions with representatives of 32 civil society organisations in Sierra Leone, 2 follow‐up workshops in Sierra Leone and 24 semi‐structured interviews with senior academics in the UK and North America were conducted to explore: who determines what knowledge is de…

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