10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPOSTASIZATION»
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hypostasization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hypostasization and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Shorter Views: Queer Thoughts & the Politics of the Paraliterary
The hypostasization of aspects into (conceptual) states that, at least socially and
linguistically, are treated as though they were actual objects in themselves would
seem to be a constant function of language. We not only talk of "yellowness," ...
This attribution of an activity in the subject to a static quality in the object I have
called hypostasization. The more common way of naming such a procedure in
psychoanalytic discourse is to say that the son projects his own authoritarian ...
3
Technoscience and Cyberculture
The hypostasization of aspects into (conceptual) states that, at least socially and
linguistically, are treated as though they were actual objects in themselves would
seem to be a constant function oflanguage. We not only talk of “yellowness,” ...
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The Attack of the Blob: Hannah Arendt's Concept of the Social
Begin with hypostasization, a kind of grammatical explanation of why Arendt
invented a Blob. In The Human Condition she formed a new noun out of the
adjective "social." She did so even though the noun "society" was already
available, and ...
Hanna Fenichel Pitkin, 1998
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Becoming a Person Through Psychoanalysis
So, hypostasization maybe defined thus: a process whereby emotional activities
ofthe subject becomeperceived as static qualities inthe object. Hypostasization,
then,istheunderlying principle of which idealization isa particularexemplar.
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Old English Wisdom Poetry
Cilluffo traces monster depiction, as a hypostasization of human fears, back to the
ancient Greeks. She argues that the poet of Solomon and Saturn conforms to the
topoi of 'fantasy literature' as defined by Jacques Le Goff. The same topoi recur ...
Russell Gilbert Poole, 1998
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Traditions of Maimonideanism
Here, too, much of the world of contemporary Judaism is far from Maimonidean.
The hypostasization of kavod and shekhinah in Kabbalah, and the fact that all
contemporary Orthodoxy, hasidic and mitnagdic, is infused with kabbalistic motifs
...
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Substance and Function and Einstein's Theory of Relativity
The hypostasization in the one case concerns “outer” being, in the other, “inner”
being, but its general form is the ?3,II1€. And only by this hypostasization does
the doctrine of the relativity of knowledge gain its skeptical character. Doubt does
...
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Reflecting Psychoanalysis: Narrative and Resolve in the ...
1638-1639). Often, "hypostasization" is used to talk of the transformation of
something abstract to something substantial — somewhat synonymous with "
reification". In my usage here, "hypostasization" designates the function through
which the ...
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Religious Experience and the End of Metaphysics
Heidegger thus comes to hypostasize an indeterminate sense of Being, and this
hypostasization of Being as such is translated by a growing indifferentiation in the
domain of beings and being- there.33 Heidegger writes: ''It is only beginning ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPOSTASIZATION»
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hypostasization is used in the context of the following news items.
Usquebaugh towards a Genealogy of BABIP
However, such hypostasization is a mistake and a cursory review of the history of BABIP demonstrates this. Pitching BABIP is the result of as yet ... «The Good Phight, Jul 15»
