ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ENTELECHY
From Late Latin entelechia, from Greek entelekheia, from en-² + telos goal, completion + ekhein to have.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTELECHY»
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entelechy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Psychotic
Entelechy: The Dangers of Spiritual Gifts Theology
' Expounding on concepts developed in earlier work, author Stan Lindsay analyzes the religious motives behind the dangerous behavior of some individuals and organizations, presents key indicators of psychotic entelechy, and proposes ...
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Implicit Rhetoric: Kenneth Burke's Extension of Aristotle's ...
Implicit Rhetoric examines the implications of Kenneth Burke's concept of entelechy, the most transcendent term in Burke's philosophical system.
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Archetypes of Wisdom: An Introduction to Philosophy
The Greek word for this is entelechy, and Aristotle constructs his theory of human
well-being on the concept of entelechy. entelechy From the Greek for “having its
end within itself”: according to ArisEntelechy Aristotle thought that entelechy ...
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Botti Rubin Arquitetos:
Entelechy II Design/Completion 1985/1987 Sea Island, Georgia Mr. and Mrs.
John Portman, Jr. 1,170 square meters Concrete, stone, and glass Entelechy II is
Portman's own beach house and it is the most comprehensive and intimate
insight ...
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Leibniz and the Natural World: Activity, Passivity and ...
COMPLETION OF THE ENTELECHY The question whether primary matter is
completed by only one entelechy or by many led us to investigate the natural
extendedness of primary matter. This in turn led to an examination of Leibniz's
concept ...
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Writings of Charles S. Peirce: 1857-1866
ENTELECHY, n. (Gr. entelecheia, word invented by Aristotle, from en telei echon,
having attained the end.) Literally, attainment, realization; opposed to power,
potentiality, and nearly the same as energy or act (actuality). The idea of
entelechy ...
Charles Sanders Peirce, Max Harold Fisch, Christian J. W. Kloesel, 1982
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Leibniz: An Introduction
from 'monad', and regards an entelechy as an inseparable factor in a monad. But
it seems to me that he often uses it carelessly as equivalent to 'monad'. In a very
important passage in the Letters to de Volder Leibniz distinguishes the ...
Charlie Dunbar Broad, 1975
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On Human Nature: A Gathering While Everything Flows, 1967-1984
Entelechy is an old friend in Burke, going back, as it does, to the early fifties and
his work on the dramatistic poetics and the original Symbolic of Motives. Burke
borrowed the term from Aristotle and modified it to apply to literary texts,
especially ...
Kenneth Burke, William Howe Rueckert, Angelo Bonadonna, 2003
A further idea suggested by Pinder is that each generation builds up an '
entelechy' of its own by which means alone it can really become a qualitative
unity. Although Dilthey believed the inner unity of a generation to exist in the
community of ...
Karl Mannheim, Kurt H. Wolff, 1993
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Phenomenology World Wide: Foundations - Expanding Dynamics - ...
In the 1930s, in keeping with his research work, Driesch had insistently spoken of
an entelechy of organisms that represents a typical plan or project, capable also
of intervening to correct the organism in the course of its development, a kind of ...
Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, 2002
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENTELECHY»
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entelechy is used in the context of the following news items.
Waking Up Our Humanity
... insanity - what Albert Hoffman called a "Western entelechy neurosis" and what Albert Einstein called "an optical delusion of consciousness.". «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Feeling Grateful for My Body's Subtle Magic Changed My Destiny
This deep knowledge is what motivates me every day to show up as a coach and accept my mission to help others find their entelechy, that full ... «Huffington Post, May 15»
Citrix, VMware bring VDI and converged infrastructure together
... because it puts storage and compute right next to each other, said Simon Bramfitt, analyst with Entelechy Associates in Concord, Calif. «TechTarget, May 15»
Citrix Workspace Cloud to be the belle of the Synergy ball
... Citrix hasn't had a visible answer to that, said Simon Bramfitt, an independent analyst and founder of Entelechy Associates in Concord, Calif. «TechTarget, May 15»
Terence Traut Among Top Speakers at ISPI 2015 Conference & Expo
Speaking on the topic of Coaching for Talent Development and Employee Engagement, Terence Traut, president of Entelechy – creators of ... «PR Web, May 15»
Amazon WorkSpaces adds simpler app delivery, management
... process for getting applications onto user desktops, said Simon Bramfitt, virtualization analyst with Entelechy Associates in Concord, Calif. «TechTarget, Apr 15»
VMware Horizon 6 closes in on Citrix VDI with more features
... long-held market dominance for RDSH, said Simon Bramfitt, desktop virtualization analyst with Entelechy Associates in Concord, Calif. «TechTarget, Mar 15»
IT jobs market booms, but talent in short supply
Simon Bramfitt, a virtualization analyst at Entelechy Associates in Concord, Calif., has also heard from recruiters in search of IT talent. "They ask ... «TechTarget, Mar 15»
Coppa: "Entelechy" by Pua Maunu
“Entelechy” is the name of the exhibit and also descriptive of several of the works in the exhibit, according to Maunu's press release. «Juneau Empire, Mar 15»
Neoliberalism: The Ever Reliable Straw Man
As Mario Vargas Llosa writes, neoliberalism is a “terrifying, destructive entelechy” invented by politicians and ideologues of all tendencies ... «PanAm Post, Feb 15»
