The ‘pivot’ on which any matter turns.
A central prop, which sustains any system (as Atlas was feigned to sustain the revolving heavens).
The relation between countries regarded as a common pivot on which they revolve; esp. the political association of 1936 (becoming in 1939 a military alliance) formed between Italy and Germany; later extended to that between Germany, Italy, and Japan; still later to that between other allied countries.
A ray passing through the centre of the eye or of a lense, or falling perpendicularly on it; the line which passes through the centres of the lenses in a telescope; the straight line from the eye to the object of sight.
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Axis Volume 1Excessive Narratives & U Chan Tsola’ni Ek Balam by Robert John Brocklehurst |
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Axis Volume 2Muse & Messiah: The Life, Imagination & Legacy of Bruno Schulz (1892 – 1942) by Brian R. Banks |
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Axis Volume 3Insect Nations: Visions of the Ant World from Kropotkin to Bergson by Simon King |
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Axis Volume 4Fragmentary Futures: Blanchot, Beckett, Coetzee by Daniel Watt |
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Axis Volume 5Conceptual Breakthrough - Two Experiments in SF Criticism: Star / Alien by James Holden and Simon King. |
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Axis Volume 6Souvenirs d'amour: Love and the Mnemotechnic of Alterity by Julian Wolfreys |
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Axis Volume 7Student-Centred: Education, Freedom and the Idea of Audience by Neil Cocks |
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Axis Volume 8Works of Illness: Narrative, Picturing and the Social Response to Serious Disease by Alan Radley |
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Axis Volume 9Maciej Korbowa and Bellatrix by Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz |