10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETEROGENETIC»
Discover the use of
heterogenetic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heterogenetic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Robert Redfield and the Development of American Anthropology
They referred to these two forms of interaction as the "orthogenetic" and "
heterogenetic" functions of cities. No city in their scheme accorded entirely with
one function or the other; rather, the terms orthogenetic and heterogenetic
referred simply ...
2
Transnational Connections: Culture, People, Places
(Naipaul 1987: 141–142) In 1954 Robert Redfield and Milton Singer published
their article “The cultural role ofcities,” in which they dwelt on the distinction
between cities of orthogenetic and heterogenetic cultural transformation.
3
Introduction to Animal Parasitology
Between some animals, however, a variety of patterns of association have
developed, and these may be broadly divided into two groups: homogenetic
associations - those between individuals of the same genotype; and
heterogenetic ...
4
The Central Nervous System of Vertebrates: A General Survey ...
The heterogenetic cortex, corresponding to the allocortex, which, beginning at
relevant ontogenetic stages, manifests an architecture differing from the
hexalaminar type, consists of three main subdivisions, namely cortex
heterogeneticus ...
5
Society and Settlement: Jewish Land of Israel in the ...
An interesting distinction between two city types was proposed years ago by
Redfield and Singer (1954), who differentiated between orthogenetic and
heterogenetic cities. The orthogenetic cities were defined as those “carrying
forward into ...
6
Modernization, Urbanization, and the Urban Crisis
The. Cultural. Role. of. the. Cities: Orthogenetic. and. Heterogenetic. Change.
Time Perspectives The cultural role of cities may be considered from at least
three different time perspectives. In the long-run perspective of human history as
a ...
7
Living Bread, Saving Cup: Readings on the Eucharist
The presence of the market is not of itself a fact of heterogenetic change.
Regulated by tradition, maintained by such customs and routines as develop
over long periods of time, the market may flourish without heterogenetic change.
8
Social Anthropology: Robert Redfield
The presence of the market is not of itself a fact of heterogenetic change.
Regulated by tradition, maintained by such customs and routines as develop
over long periods of time, the market may flourish without heterogenetic change.
9
The Specificity of Serological Reactions
HETEROGENETIC REACTIONS. -— The occurrence of serologically related
substances — some recognized as non-protein haptens -— in animals that are
widely separated in the zoological system bemme manifest from an experiment
by F ...
10
Dictionary Of Sociology
The former is called the orthogenetic process while the latter, the heterogenetic
process. Change begins with the orthogenetic process and then transformation
occurs through heterogenetic process. According to Redfield, at some point the ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HETEROGENETIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
heterogenetic is used in the context of the following news items.
ECJ looks back on 20 years - José del Pino, INPACS
Globally rising hygiene standards are approaching heterogenetic markets and allow a certain standardisation while preserving specifications ... «European Cleaning Journal, Mar 13»
Avoiding False Problems: Politics of the Fluid, Hybrid, and Flexible
... the “opening to the Other, the elsewhere, and the beyond”—this ritual of initiation into the outside and to the heterogenetic principle of the production of the self ... «E-Flux, May 11»
'The Second Sex'
The existence of heterogenetic gametes alone does not necessarily mean there are two distinct sexes;1 the differentiation of reproductive cells ... «New York Times, May 10»
