Sequaciousness

Se`qua´cious`ness


n. 1. Quality of being sequacious.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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One could give this sequaciousness of philosophy a number of different names, such as those that Badiou himself has explored in some detail elsewhere.
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In his second piece, 'Aspects of De Quincey's "High Tory" Prose in Practice', he addresses De Quincey's handling of classical precedents in his articles on 'Language' and 'Style' and goes on to consider the structural connectedness or 'sequaciousness' of style in The English Mail-Coach.
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