10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTROLLABLENESS»
Discover the use of
controllableness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
controllableness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Thought and Things: A Study of the Development and Meaning ...
The answer usually is: the “ controllableness ” of the memory series —the psychic
procedure of actually ordering the flow of experience along the context so as to
secure the reconversion of the train into a sense object by following it to its ...
2
Thought and Things: Functional logic, or genetic theory of ...
The answer usually is: the " controllableness " of the memory series — the
psychic procedure of actually ordering the flow of experience along the context
so as to secure the reconversion of the train into a sense object by following it to
its ...
3
Greek Folk Poesy: Folk prose. The survival of paganism
Magicianist Ideas we may, therefore, define as Ideas of the predictableness of the
events, and controllableness of the forces of Nature by Human Powers ; and the
Aims of Magic as Prediction of the events, and Control of the forces of Nature as ...
John S. Stuart-Glennie, 1896
4
Report of the Commissioner of Education
controllableness, but some of its other characters. Thus in these cases imitation is
definable, from the psychological side, as an act that interprets an uncontrollable
perceptive series by setting over against it a series of experiences that appear ...
United States. Office of Education, 1898
5
Annual Reports of the Department of the Interior for the ...
controllableness, but some of its other characters. Thus in these cases imitation is
definable, from the psychological side, as an act that interprets an uncontrollable
perceptive series by setting over against it a series of experiences that appear ...
6
Report of the Commissioner of Education Made to the ...
controllableness, but some of its other characters. Thus in these cases imitation is
definable, from the psychological side, as an act that interprets an uncontrollable
perceptive series by setting over against it a series of experiences that appear ...
United States. Bureau of Education, 1898
7
New Folklore Researches: Folk-prose
Magicianist Ideas we may, therefore, define as Ideas of the predictableness of the
events, and controllableness of the forces of Nature by Human Powers ; and the
Aims of Magic as Prediction of the events, and Control of the forces of Nature as ...
Lucy Mary Jane Garnett, John Stuart Stuart Glennie, 1896
8
Report of the Federal Security Agency: Office of Education
controllableness, but some of its other characters. Thus in these cases imitation is
definable, from the psychological side, as an act that interprets an uncontrollable
perceptive series by setting over against it a series of experiences that appear ...
United States. Office of Education, 1898
9
Congressional Serial Set
controllableness, bat some of its other characters. Thus in these cases imitation is
definable, from the psychological side, as an act that interprets an uncontrollable
perceptive series by setting over against it a series of experiences that appear ...
10
United States Congressional serial set
controllableness, but some of its other characters. Thus in these cases imitation is
definable, from the psychological side, as an act that interprets an uncontrollable
perceptive series by setting over against it a series of experiences that appear ...
