10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONSENTIENCE»
Discover the use of
consentience in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
consentience and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Morality, Decision and Social Organization: Toward a Logic ...
Hence the individuals who completely agree with P consitute one of the jointly
exhaustive and mutually disjoint total groups of consentience; this group is said
to be determined by P and is called P's total group of consentience. If P is any ...
2
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
the extent to which the contractions shall be carried; while experience in some
cases, and instinct in others, teaches what motor nerves must act, in order to
excite the commencement of these sensations. 2. The consentience of different
nerves, ...
3
Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. - Edinburgh, ...
power at the origins of these nerves cannot be very strong, and, therefore, that
proximity of origin can afford but a very imperfect explanation of the very strong
tendency to consentience remarked in almost all the motions of the trunk of the
body ...
4
Of God, Or Of the Divine Mind and of the Doctrine of the ...
The perfect consentience of Infinite beings, supposing that we may use the word
Beings, is one consentience. No other unity of the infinite or illimitable possibly
can or is ever attempted to be inferred from the divine works, or can to our ...
5
Shadow Nations: Tribal Sovereignty and the Limits of Legal ...
13 He suggests that the people forming this “civi-territorial complex” operate
according to a presumed and professed consentience about core mores and
values. This consentience, expressed in notions of a shared culture, operates at
the ...
6
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
From these facts, therefore, we learn that the main cause of consentience of
muscular movement is simply identity of the guiding sensations. Whether it is by
an original instinct, or by repeated trials and acquired experience, that the acts of
...
... is both conditioned by and involves, though it may not be demonstrable or
even probable that all consentiency suppose Self-consentience , or, which is
perhaps a less ambiguous term, that all con-percipiency supposes self-
conpercipience.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Thomas McFarland, Nicholas Halmi, 2002
8
Venues for contexture: a critical analysis and enactive ...
In this account, the goal is consentience — literal sharing of representations for
some precisely delineable referent. This presupposes both the focal point of
reference and an unrestricted ability to share it.267 Reliance on the observer is ...
9
Bulletin of Czechoslovak Law
Such consentience proceedings are mandatory if the two chambers fail to reach
a concurrent decision on the State Budget. In the extreme case where even the
consentience proceedings fail, the President is authorized to dissolve the Federal
...
10
Enlightened and Emancipated
Now he had only eleven more things to match and if they were all in
consentience she would be the perfect girl for him. But as he was moving further
something apart from this compatibility process caught his eye that jolted him
from within.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CONSENTIENCE»
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consentience is used in the context of the following news items.
Lois Tilton reviews Short Fiction, early June
Thus we have no idea what the Consentience is, or why it has made its decision, which may be an automatic response, but we don't know, ... «Locus Online, Jun 15»
John Clarke
Consentience means a "unity of consciousness without regard to intellect", a shared gut feeling that has not yet evolved into verbal ... «Daily Maverick, Oct 14»
