10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FORTUITISM»
Discover the use of
fortuitism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fortuitism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
In India, too, the doctrine of no-causation and no-relation of the Six Masters of the
Outside Way6 is actually a version of fortuitism. According to this doctrine, there is
no cause and there is no effect in the present condition of things; all elements ...
Shūzō Kuki, Michael F. Marra, 2004
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The Divine Pedigree Of Man
I am aware that it will be vehemently denied that the doctrine of spontaneous
generation is the doctrine of fortuitism, or chance ; for either of these words is to
the atheistic evolutionist as the red rag to the mad bull. Nevertheless, a simple ...
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Risk and Meaning: Adversaries in Art, Science and Philosophy
Adversaries in Art, Science and Philosophy Nicolas Bouleau. From Fortuitism to
Animism Upstream from the category of chance is a larger philosophical. Risk
and Meaning: From Fortuitism to Animism.
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Thought and Faith: The concept of divinity
The first, known as YadrcchaVada or Animitta-Vada (philosophy of fortuitism),
described the world as chaos, rejected every divinity, and believed that any sort
of order that exists in the universe is owed merely to coincidence. The second ...
He recalled footage on television of the Kennedy shooting and felt no pity or pain
for those involved, just sheer delight at the fortuitism of he who filmed it, glorifying
the distress of others. A kind of paparazzi phenomena took hold, determination ...
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Studies in Jaina Philosophy
Even time, nature and myati are determined by karman and there is no such thing
as fortuitism. These factors, in so far as they are given to experience, are only the
expressions of the working of the supreme law of karman. (Cf. STP, III, 53; SVS ...
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The Modern Anglo-Bengali Dictionary: In 6 Volumes
One who believes in fortuitism ; tfr-tii'-i-tous (-tfls), adj. Happening by chance ;
casual ; nr- cidental ; as, fortuitous concourse of atoms ; ffl^ I -ly, adv. In a
fortuitous manner ; i -ness, «. 6r-tii'-i-ty, «. Fortuitousness ; chance ; accident ; £(fl
6r'-tii-nate ...
... evaluation theory). Stanford Charles had jokingly hinted thatthe E could also
stand for “eradication.” It wasmade toorder forhim sincehe was theone to select
the three candidates. The colonelwas a firm believer in fortuitism, a doctrine that ...
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Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots
Note that as, from "ad" means "toward. If you cannot figure out the meaning of the
words on your own, look them up in a dictionary. Gretchen expressed her belief
in a kind of fortuitism when it came to evolutionary studies. In her examination of ...
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A Guide to Asian Philosophy Classics
See also punishment form (matter), 71 form/effect, 72 fortuitism, 35 four good ““
sprouts” (moral dispositions), 123, 141, 143 Four Noble Truths, 29, 3on1, 6o, 76,
79 ““Free and Easy Wandering,” 196, 205, 212 free choice, 76 free will, 22, 133, ...
