10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMONYMITY»
Discover the use of
homonymity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homonymity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... analysis of the notion of "understanding." Cases of higher level similarity of
representation and higher level dissimilarity (constructional homonymity) are
simply the extreme cases which, if this framework is accepted, prove the
existence ...
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Paul and Pseudepigraphy
In former times, the books were falsely ascribed in three ways, either because of
the ambition ofthe kings or because of the kindness of the pupils or because of
homonymity. and the false ascription because ofhomonymity happened in three ...
Stanley E. Porter, Gregory P. Fewster, 2013
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The Mental Lexicon: Core Perspectives
One interpretation draws on insights about affix homonymity, specifically
evidence that repetition of homographic affixes failed to produce forward masked
facilitation such that homogeneous French pairs such as BRISEUR-AMUSEUR
with ...
Gonia Jarema, Gary Libben, 2007
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Studies in the Population of Aigina, Athens and Eretria
Homonymity. between. Names. and. Patronymics. If - deme by deme - we match
names in the nominative with patronymics in the genitive we find 164 attestations
of correspondence between name and patronymic, e.g.: Aristodemos Xenoklou ...
Mogens Herman Hansen, 2006
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200 Years of Syntax: A Critical Survey
Many phrases and/or sentence's, while identical at a given level, are
nevertheless ambiguous on another; these are the so-called cases of '
constructional homonymity': this may occur on the morphological level (the
phonemic sequence ...
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Teacher of Holiness: The Holy Spirit in Origen's Commentary ...
Homonymity Origen points out that the Scriptures themselves use many words in
a variety of different ways. He approaches this problem through the Aristotelian
notion of homonymity, recognizing that one word may name two or more ...
Maureen Beyer Moser, 2005
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The Form of Information in Science: Analysis of an ...
Here the word produce has two quite different meanings. There is also a
synonymity-homonymity among operator subclasses, which is indicated by the
appearance of the same subscripts in different operator classes. Thus we have Vi
, Wi, Ui, ...
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Forgery and Counter-forgery: The Use of Literary Deceit in ...
As one might expect, there are times when ancient critics have difficulty resolving
issues of homonymity. And so, Quintilian wavers on the rhetorical writings
assigned to Hermagoras: There are however books ascribed to Hermagoras
which ...
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Outline of A New System of Logic
the present purpose, from accidental homonymity whenever the analogy is real :
the leg of a table or the foot of a mountain can hardly be confounded with the leg
or foot of a man. But when the analogy is fictitious (or fanciful, as Dr. Whately has
...
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Inevitable Doubt: Two Theories of Shīʻī Jurisprudence
Bahram's linguistic system admitted that there was a prevalence of homonymity (
ishtirak) — for many words had (at least) two literal meanings, one legal and one
literal. For Bihbaham, this is unacceptable, it seems, on purely practical grounds:
...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOMONYMITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
homonymity is used in the context of the following news items.
Too many homonymous names to know
Last December, one of the world's great nations struck a blow against irksome homonymity. In North Korea, by dictatorial fiat, there can be only ... «Boston Globe, Mar 15»
Iran unveils “a new home made anti-helicopter gun” at military expo
... the event with the name-day festivities of Tiregan (13th of Tir) “presumably” provoked by the homonymity with the Yazata Tir or tir “arrow. «GroundReport, Oct 14»
Am I Allowed to Scold My Friends' Kids?
... kid a compact middle name—short, two syllables at most—so that, using his full name, he may succinctly defend himself against homonymity. «Slate Magazine, Aug 14»
Slut-Shaming Helen of Troy
... for Greece (Hellas), but also to a verb “to destroy”—a homonymity exploited particularly by Aeschylus, who sees Helen as the “ship-destroyer, ... «The New Republic, Apr 14»
Explainer: Bane and Bain
Coincidence though it may be, some Democrats have gleefully seized on the Bain-Bane homonymity. Said former Clinton aide Chris Lehane, ... «Daily Beast, Jul 12»
The ontology of biology 1 – What an ontology really is
The homonymity is confusing and misleading. So I want to talk about what an ontology really is, from a philosophical perspective. Think of this ... «ScienceBlogs, Nov 08»
