10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HELOTISM»
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helotism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Fundamentals Of Botany:
Helotism—Where both the partners are benefitted but one of the partners always
has an upper hand over the other (master—slave association). Lichen is an
example of helotism in which the algal partner is always under the control of the ...
From the functional point of view, Helotism was thus seen as dual. On the one
hand the Helots were slaves of the normal kind and, as such, were regarded as
capable, in particular, of undertaking domestic tasks. On the other, within this
system ...
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Competition Science Vision
... in which alga supplies synthesized food (by photosynthesis) to the fungus (bio-
trophic) and the fungus gives protection, water and mineral salts to the alga (the
phenomenon is called helotism or mast slave relationship). There are about 400
...
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Uppsala Studies in Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern ...
Origins A suitable point to begin the discussion about the helots is perhaps the
origins of this institution, since origins is a fundamental notion for the culture
historical and primordial conceptualizations of the past. Helotism, as a social
institution ...
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Competition Science Vision
It is an example of — (A) Helotism (B) Parasitism (C) Symbiosis (D) All of the
above 39. In hypogynous type of flowers all floral parts arise below the — (A)
Petals (B) Gynoecium (C) Sepals (D) Androecium 40. In the rachis of Cycas, the ...
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Heterological Ethnicity: Conceptualizing Identities in ...
Origins A suitable point to begin the discussion about the helots is perhaps the
origins of this institution, since origins is a fundamental notion for the culture
historical and primordial conceptualizations of the past. Helotism, as a social
institution ...
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Evolution by Association : A History of Symbiosis: A History ...
He classified it as "helotism," after the system of serfage that had prevailed in
Sparta: "The algae is in a condition of slavery in relation to the fungus, which is a
kind of parasite differing from ordinary parasites in incorporating the host and in ...
Jan Sapp Department of Science Studies York University, 1994
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Ancient Slavery and Abolition: From Hobbes to Hollywood
herself'.82 By 1895 the Danish botanist J. E. B. Warming used the term 'helotism'
to describe the symbiotic relationship between fungus and algae in the complex
body of lichen.83 Whereas early modern and eighteenth-century discussions ...
Edith Hall, Richard Alston, Justine McConnell, 2011
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Algae: Volume 1, Myxophyceae, Peridinieae, Bacillarieae, ...
The lichen-thallus thus provides an illustration of helotism, which is a form of
symbiosis intermediate in character between commensalism and parasitism. The
fungal hyphae are partially parasitic on the algal cells, but at the same time they ...
This helotism is contrary to the nature of things. Real slavery is to be found only
among nations remarkable for their simplicity of life : e all family business being
done by the wives and children. Personal slavery is peculiar to voluptuous
nations ...
Charles Baron De Montesquieu, 2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HELOTISM»
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helotism is used in the context of the following news items.
Why Won't the US Embrace Egypt?
While much of the Middle East suffers from religious helotism, Sisi actively promotes the equal rights of all religions. He visited a Coptic church on Christmas, the ... «theTrumpet.com, Apr 15»
Haupt's Take: The hidden oligarchy that is paralyzing American …
We had just completed a war to rid ourselves of the plutocratic feudal helotism that we were forced to live under as British stepchildren. And our ... «Watchdog.org, Jan 15»
