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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «EJECTIVELY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
ejectively in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
ejectively im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
And before we can put ourselves ejectively into the place of the brute, we have to
divest ourselves of our conceptual habiliments; nay, more, we have—if current
views be correct—to strip off the inner garment of our self-consciousness. Hence
...
2
Mind and Motion and Monism
Just as a thinking insect would derive a better, or more true, conception of human
personality by considering it ejectively than by considering it objectively (or by
considering the mind -processes as distinguished from the brain-processes), so,
...
George John Romanes, 1896
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The Contemporary Review
... ascribing to it the highest attributes of mind as known to ourselves, or the
attributes which belong to human personality. Just as a thinking insect would
derive a better, or more true, conception of human personality by considering it
ejectively ...
The former is known ejectively, the latter subjectively : from the fact that my friend
gives no sign of pain when he sustains an operation under the influence of
chloroform, I say I know objectively that he had no sensibility. For a working test, ...
... short time a summons to the library, where a stranger was said to -await her,
brought her once more into the presence of one so long loved and deplored,
resigned with difficulty, but yet, as it had appeared for years, resigned fully,'
ejectively.
Mrs. Hofland (Barbara), 1838
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The Synchronic and Diachronic Phonology of Ejectives
... t, k/ aoccasionallyan ejectiveconsonant is encountered:[nıi:t«] anight«, [wık«]
aweek ̄ (60). Similar reports maybefound in Taylor (1995:224), who notesthat
ain utterance-finalposition, thealveolar closure of /t/ may bereleased ejectively: [t«
].
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Mitigation of Slavery: In Two Parts. Part I: Letters and ...
... butthey would not be extirzguislzed, unless itcould be proved either that the
annual returns are about four times as great as they really are, or else, as before
observed, that purchased Slaves labour ejectively much longer than people in
their ...
Joshua Steele, William Dickson, Thomas Clarkson, 1814
The doctrine that man is organic to Nature can now be broadened out so as to
embrace the fact that it is only in so far as he is part and parcel of Nature that he
can ejectively make the knowledge-venture, and only in virtue of Nature's affinity
...
Frederick Robert Tennant, 1935
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Wiley CPA Examination Review 2013-2014, Outlines and Study ...
A Type 2 nportim-ludrs the infonnatr'orr in a Type 1 report and an opinion 0.1
whether the controls were ope-rating ejectively. Now review multiple-choice
questions 93 through 145 H. Reporting on Compliance Overview. Compliance
auditing ...
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Sociology in America: A History
Mainstream American sociology eJectively distanced itself from Marxist social
class analysis.9 The subdiscipline of race (and ethnic) studies within American
sociology reflected this same logic of segregation, yet with emphasis on studying
...
