Varieties

The recipe for the dosa batter comes from the booklet 100 Tiffin Varieties by S. Mallika Badrinath.

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Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties, A Study of Die States.

Capped Head Left Quarter Eagle, Large Diameter, 1821-1827 : Coin Guide 2009

(From Mallika Badrinath's 100 Tiffin Varieties; serves 2-3)

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William James even wrote a much-used text called Varieties of Religious Experience; but faithful to their intellectual legacy of rationalism, he denied a personal God who enters history or personally relates to humankind.

George Santayana Tusar N Mohapatra 2006

First had come the book, which he had entitled The Varieties of Religious

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James oscillated between thinking that a "study in human nature" such as Varieties could contribute to a "Science of Religion" and the belief that religious experience involves an altogether supernatural domain, somehow inaccessible to science but accessible to the individual human subject.

William James Goodman, Russell 2006

Especially after one sentence, out of the "Varieties" of some Fife newspaper.

The Laurel Bush Dinah Maria Mulock Craik 1856

Although he refrains from answering the question of whether these "responses" are in fact deep organs of communication with the nature of things ” reporting only that they seem to us to be so ” in his later writings, such as Varieties of Religious Experience and A Pluralistic Universe, he confesses, and to some degree defends, his belief that the question should be answered affirmatively.

William James Goodman, Russell 2006

"Varieties"), to which she personally contributed satirical articles attacking abuses -- chiefly the lack of culture, and superficiality of education.

A Survey of Russian Literature, with Selections Isabel Florence Hapgood 1889

As Susan Budd put it in her excellent study "Varieties of Unbelief: Atheists and Agnostics in English Society, 1850-1960," "the conversion to atheism" in those years "usually followed two distinct phases: the conversion from Christianity to unbelief or uncertainty ... and the move from unbelief to positive commitment to secularism."

Christopher Lane: Two Ways Of Thinking About Agnosticism: Hitchens vs. Dawkins Christopher Lane 2012