10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INCLUDEDNESS»
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includedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
includedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Formal and Transcendental Logic
With deeper consideration of the sense of this analytic includedness and
excludedness, logical research could have attained the cognition that the
traditional formal logic is not a pure "logic of non-contradiction" and that, with the
bringing out of ...
Informational includedness means that both a and 0 are under mutual informing
and observing. Within this interplay two informational operators appear: |= and C.
Let us perform the primitive parallelization II' of the definition, that is, //?l=a; ...
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Intentionality and Transcendence: Closure and Openness in ...
... pastness there can be no claim to "really inherent includedness" in the
reflecting (perceiving) act. Husserl says: This sort of really inherent "includedness
" (which is actually just DOMAINS OF IMMANENCE AND TRANSCENDENCE 89.
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Universalism versus Relativism in Language and Thought: ...
Allport is conscious that the terms used — 'includedness', 'boundaries' — are
indeed meant to refer to topological notions. Piaget will be, to my knowledge, the
first psychologist to investigate systematically the topological basis of the ...
5
Studies in Abhidharma Literature and the Origins of Buddhist ...
The simple question of includedness and non-includedness is absent, as are the
other variants. Thus, the assessment of the relationship between the two works
remains at first uncertain. Fortunately, however, we have the aid of another text, ...
Erich Frauwallner, Ernst Steinkellner, 1995
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Handbuch Der Orientalistik
Next, each factor is defined, usually with a simple identification, but occasionally
with greater detail. Finally, analysis is presented whereby these enumerated
factors are considered, in terms of includedness in the categories of 18 elements,
...
Charles Willemen, Bart Dessein, Collett Cox, 1998
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Handbook of the History of Philosophy ... Translated and ...
pure self-includedness. They stand opposed to each other like centrifugal and
centripetal forces. But with such a conception of spirit and matter any internal
assimilation of them becomes impossible; where the two sides meet and unite, as
in ...
Friedrich Carl Albert SCHWEGLER, James Hutchison Stirling, 1868
INCLUDEDNESS 2) . . . Do you belong, or do you feel left out? Do you feel
included? Where do you really belong? SELF CONTROL 3) . . . Do you count? Or
do you usually feel down? Are you up or down? Why are you depressed and
what do ...
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The Development of Husserl’s Thought
... includedness" (65), and of an "ideal being-within" 4 120, 142. 5 177f, 141 7
Krisis iSzff, 251, (80). PHILOSOPHY AS TRANSCENDENTAL
PHENOMENOLOGY.
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Delphi Complete Works of George Eliot (Illustrated)
... evergathering pain;its longing tenderness not even actively repelled, but
simplyignored or misinterpreted; its humblest, equally with its highestyearnings,
baffled and shatteredagainst that triple mail of shallowest self includedness.And
all ...
