10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENTITATIVE»
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entitative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Existential Graphs of Charles S. Peirce
Peirce said that existential graphs were "merely entitative graphs turned inside
out", by which he meant that "Any entitative graph may be converted into the
equivalent existential graph by, first, enclosing each spot separately and
secondly ...
2
Advancing Relational Leadership Research: A Dialogue Among ...
However, (a) I cannot and do not want to try speak for or about all relational or
entitative approaches; (b) I do not want to claim to speak for the other book
contributors whose work I have read; and .(c) many important issues have been
raised, ...
Mary Uhl-Bien, Sonia Ospina, 2012
3
The Psychology of Group Perception
Further, in an IR, role-play setting, participants also felt less threatened by an
outgroup when their ingroup was highly entitative, compared to when the ingroup
was minimally entitative (Sacchi & Castano, 2002, Study 2). Both intentionality
and ...
Vincent Yzerbyt, Charles M. Judd, Olivier Corneille, 2004
4
The Modeling of Nature: Philosophy of Science and Philosophy ...
5.2 Entitative Perfection With this ensemble of powers and capabilities before us,
it is appropriate here to address the problem of the entitative perfection of natures
, that is, their perfection in being (ens), for the light it may shed on their ...
5
The Psychology of Stereotyping
What constitutes an entitative group? An extensive study by Lickel and
colleagues (2000) attempted to answer this question. Subjects rated a number of
types of groups, ranging from members of a family to people at a bus stop, on the
extent to ...
6
The Philosophy of Buddhism: A "Totalistic" Synthesis
In order to supersede the difference between the "entitative" and the merely "
phenomenal" characters of the determinations of the essence as totally
manifested, the moments of their dialectical triad have been designated as: 1. "
entitative" ...
7
Crowd Perception: The Interplay of Entitativity, Race, and ...
In related work, Crawford, Sherman, & Hamilton, (2002) showed that, in contrast
to groups low in entitativity, participants perceived members of highly entitative
groups to be interchangeable. These findings have implications for perceptions
of ...
8
Organization and Organizing: Materiality, Agency, and Discourse
First, individual actors move from acting for themselves to acting for the emergent
collective to acting for the emergent entitative being At each iteration, the
individual relinquishes authority until she or he is eclipsed by the entitative being.
Daniel Robichaud, François Cooren, 2013
This difference leads us to the entitative feature of remembering. This feature is
explained by the statement that there must be an entity or entities contained in a
remembering organism, be it mental or physical, such that this or these are
related ...
10
The Fundamental Problems of Western Metaphysics
Nevertheless, we find here three different dimensions {1 l 1} of the God's
transcendence: the creative transcendence, the entitative transcendence, and the
hyper-entitative transcendence. Each presupposes the previous one. The
entitative ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENTITATIVE»
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entitative is used in the context of the following news items.
Shanghai Pharmaceuticals and Jingdong Announced …
The three layers of offline retail network include various entitative pharmacies, such as professional direct-to-patient (DTP) pharmacies owned ... «ACN Newswire, May 15»
Not every flock has its black sheep: The conjoint effect of …
... identified with groups or belonging to highly entitative groups. The present study considered the conjoint effect of identification and entitativity ... «State of Mind, Jan 15»
Residual Extrinicism
Our 'entitative raising,' insofar as it is a meeting with God, still appears to be something externally and authoritatively confirmed by the arbitrary ... «First Things, May 14»
