8 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXTRAVERSIVELY»
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extraversively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
extraversively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
It seems that your gift expresses itself extraversively, however, while mine is
introversive.” I groaned. “Pretend I haven't spent my life studying musty old scrolls
full of made-up words.” “Ah. My apologies. Let me try an analogy. Imagine that
you ...
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Anarchism is Not Enough
... exists if the individual is 'successful'). They may, it is held, be combined in
phantasy; and phantasy produces 'living reality,' art. But what is this phantasy but
the whole introversive world of man behaving extraversively - the collective-real?
Laura (Riding) Jackson, Lisa Samuels, 1928
3
Encyclopedia Americana: Indian to Jeffers
... in his tiieory was dampened by the observation that any individual could
behave introversively in one situation and extraversively in another. The currency
of the theory among psychologists was further weakened by its popular abuse,
which ...
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The encyclopedia Americana
... interest in his theory was dampened by the observation that any individual
could behave introversively in one situation and extraversively in another. The
currency of the theory among psychologists was further weakened by its popular
...
Grolier Incorporated, 2000
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The Encyclopedia Americana Internationl Edition
... psychological interest in his theory was dampened by the observation that any
individual could behave introversively in one situation and extraversively in
another. The currency of the theory among psychologists was further weakened
by its ...
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The Encyclopedia Americana
... psychological interest in his theory was dampened by the observation that any
individual could behave introversively in one situation and extraversively in
another. The currency of the theory among psychologists was further weakened
by its ...
These musical sounds are identifiable extraversively, and that is clearly part of
their relevance. ln principle, the whole 'auditoryacoustic space' of the Bach
corpus and period is mobilized. To the degree that any pattern of sound is
categorizable ...
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The Journal of the International College of Surgeons
He lives extraversively, ever looking outward, and for him, words are merely tools
and so are the ideas they contain. The intellectual lives an inner life, always
looking inward, heedful of his ideas and emotions. The man of action does not
exist ...
