Proper noun
Nadel (plural Nadels)
A surname from German.
Beasley (2010), 651 Nadel writes that the publication of T.S. Eliot's Literary Essays in 1954 "initiated the recuperation of Ezra Pound". Source: Internet
Following Mullins' biography, described by Nadel as "partisan" and "melodramatic", was Noel Stock's factual 1970 Life of Ezra Pound – although the material included was subject to Dorothy's approval. Source: Internet
It has been proposed that the broad spectrum revolution Weiss, E., W. Wetterstrom, D. Nadel, and O. Bar-Yosef, "The broad spectrum revisited: Evidence from plant remains" (Proc. Source: Internet
Nadel (1999), 10 In form his criticism and essays are direct, repetitive and reductionist, his rhetoric minimalist, filled with "strident impatience", according to Pound scholar Jason Coats, and frequently failing to make a coherent claim. Source: Internet
Nadel (1999), 8 Pound himself felt this absence of form was his great failure, and regretted that he could not "make it cohere". Source: Internet
Nadel (1999), xxi–xxiii That year his parents Homer and Isabel visited him in Rapallo, seeing him for the first time since 1914. Source: Internet