10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTRANSITIVELY»
Discover the use of
intransitively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
intransitively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Nature of Consciousness
question at hand, since on the HOT theory a state's being intransitively conscious
just is one's being transitively conscious of it in a suitable way. (1990: 16) Now it
is unclear to me, to say the least, who is begging the question here. But, in any ...
2
The Consciousness Paradox: Consciousness, Concepts, and ...
He then replies to the problem of the rock as follows: Being transitively conscious
of a mental state does in a sense make it intransitively conscious. But that is not
because being conscious of a mental state causes that state to have the property
...
3
The Oxford Handbook of Animal Ethics
First, and roughly, a mental state M, possessed by creature C, is intransitively
conscious if and only if C is transitively conscious of M. Second, a creature, C, is
transitively conscious of mental state M if and only if C has a thought to the effect
...
Tom L. Beauchamp, R.G. Frey, 2011
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The Global English Style Guide: Writing Clear, Translatable ...
You can consult standard dictionaries to determine whether a verb is typically
used transitively, intransitively, or both. As you saw in guideline 2.4, a verb often
has different meanings depending on whether it is used transitively or
intransitively.
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Consciousness and Qualia
We must distinguish two ways of understanding the present proposal. Being
transitively conscious of a mental state does in a sense make it intransitively
conscious. But that is not because being conscious of a mental state causes that
state to ...
6
Register Variation in Indian English
6.7 Transitive verbs used intransitively As mentioned in Chapter 3, 31 transitive
verbs were examined for this analysis. Further, as mentioned in Chapter 4, of the
31 transitive verbs examined, only 14 occurred intransitively in one register or ...
Chandrika Balasubramanian, 2009
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The Nature of Consciousness: Philosophical Debates
But that is not because being conscious of a mental state causes that state to
have the property of being intransitively conscious; rather, it is because a mental
state's being intransitively conscious simply consists in one's being transitively ...
Ned Joel Block, Owen J. Flanagan, Güven Güzeldere, 1997
8
A grammar of the German language
though derived from the irregular verbs, fuugen, to suck; hange n •, fotag(
intransitively); figen, tosit; finfert, tosink ... fdwitWj men, to swim ; fpringctt, to spring
or to burst (intransitively) ; trinfetl, to drink; ertrinfcn t, to drown (intransitively).
9
Offering Our Bodies as a Living Sacrifice to God: A Study in ...
the side of or to the side of; near, by, to»Z. The verb 'iornut (loroim) could be used
both transitively and intransitively. Transitively, it gives the sense of to cause or
make to stand; to place, put, or set; intransitively, it means to standi. 2.1.2 The ...
Xavier Paul B. Viagulamuthu, 2002
10
You Can Master English
Sometimes the same verb can be used transitively or intransitively. For example,
let us take the verb 'walk'. You may say. "I walked and walked in the morning and
never felt tired". Here 'walked' is used intransitively as there is no object for the ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INTRANSITIVELY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
intransitively is used in the context of the following news items.
Jurisdiction clause in bank's terms interpreted as granting exclusive …
In part, the argument centred on whether the verb 'submit' was used transitively or intransitively, in other words whether the Anchorage ... «Lexology, Oct 13»
Resign: Transitive or intransitive?
The verb resign was used transitively and intransitively in many tweets, news reports and comments. This prompted a reader to send in this ... «The New Indian Express, Oct 13»
Different meanings of the phrase 'give up'
In the sentences 'refer' should be used intransitively to make them correct and acceptable. In the first two sentences 'refer' means to have ... «The New Indian Express, Jun 13»
The Treachery of Translators
You need a verb, “feel,” that functions both transitively and intransitively, and means something like “caress” and “my current emotional status” ... «New York Times, Jan 13»
AZ of Sri Lankan English: U is for up
In this case, however, the verb bear up is used intransitively in standard English (“How are you bearing up?”), but not transitively (i.e. with a ... «Groundviews, Aug 12»
How Roman are the Olympics?
There's a bit of a problem with your example because of the odd way in which the verb “taste” works intransitively, but “a stronger-tasting tea” is ... «Times Online, May 12»
When Will Obama Drop This Loser Biden?
The jerkwad used it intransitively, though, and obviously without shame. I'll bet he also “gifts” people on their birthdays. oy vey. saw Biden in ... «Wonkette, Nov 08»
Younger, Nimbler, Cheaper: 'Halfpats' Are the New Expats
Merriam-Websters notes that "'lay' has been used intransitively in the sense of "lie" since the 14th century. The practice was unremarked until ... «Wall Street Journal, Sep 08»
