10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NONUTILITARIAN»
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nonutilitarian in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nonutilitarian and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
It is convenient to distinguish two other broad classes of trade, as well: exchange
either of utilitarian goods (food and tools) or of nonutilitarian goods (ritual, exotic,
and status items). But whereas the regional trade networks that arose ...
Sylvanus Griswold Morley, Robert J. Sharer, 1994
First, following Farnworth and Leiber (1989), we were able to divide items into
two crime types: utilitarian and nonutilitarian. In the strain paradigm, crimes are "
utilitarian" to the extent that they address directly the source of strain — economic
...
Marilyn D. McShane, Franklin P. Williams, 1997
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Cultures of the Pacific
In attempting to account for the maintenance of peaceful exchange under such
unfavorable conditions, Fortune suggested that the ceremonial exchange of
nonutilitarian goods (the kula valuables) be viewed as an elaboration of normal ...
Thomas G. Harding, Ben J. Wallace, 1970
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How to Read Effectively and Efficiently
A 'utilitarian' which seems to be always at the forefront and the other little less
obvious but not less important is a 'nonutilitarian'. For the 'nonutilitarian' Baker (
1953) poses a question: What are the advantages of “Nonutilitarian” reading?
G. C. Ahuja, Pramila Ahuja, 1991
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Natural Connections: Perspectives In Community-Based ...
Nonutilitarian Value Justifying conservation through the nonutilitarian value of
resources is more difficult. The distinction between utilitarian and nonutilitarian
conservation can be traced back to the Hetch Hetchy Dam controversy in the
United ...
David Western, Michael Wright, 2013
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Toward a Theory of Neuroplasticity
But functional and/ or nonutilitarian reinforcement of the altered circuitry very
likely is required for these other alterations to persist. With reinforcement being
nonovert, but synaptic alterations being visible, the impression is conveyed that
the ...
Christopher A. Shaw, Jill McEachern, 2013
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The New Criminology: For a Social Theory of Deviance
nonutilitarian. culture. Albert K.Cohenin Deliquent Boys: The Culture of the Gang
(1955), utilizeswhatat first sight may seem aversion of anomie theory. He
arguesthat delinquent subcultures are aproduct of the conflictbetween
workingand ...
Ian Taylor, Paul Walton, Jock Young, 2013
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Toleration and the Constitution
From the perspective of our consistently neutral Benthamite utilitarian view (
undistorted by nonutilitarian moral premises8 or dubious empirical assumptions),
9 the pains of malnutrition for the poor may be the same as the pains of
deprivation of ...
David A. J. Richards, 1989
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Substitute Costs: A Method for Determining Ecological ...
The concepts for defining value fall into two categories: nonutilitarian and
utilitarian. Nonutilitarian values are those noted by people for various ethical,
cultural, religious, and philosophical reasons. Nonutilitarian values can be the
most difficult ...
This notion seems mistaken. Most nonutilitarian philosophers, like Ross, believe
that we have some obligation to promote the general welfare, but they typically
view this obligation as less stringent than, for example, the obligation not to injure
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NONUTILITARIAN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
nonutilitarian is used in the context of the following news items.
Lessons Learned
Some of those questions include: whether the governing principle of university education should be utilitarian or nonutilitarian; whether ... «The Weekly Standard, May 15»
Eclecticism in myriad forms reigned at two art events in the Mother …
This is pretty clear in the work of Molenschot together with Gone Rural Swaziland's spill of nonutilitarian woven indigo innards. We were drawn ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Mar 15»
Among the Disrupted
... neighborhoods — but rather in the appeal to their defiantly nonutilitarian character, so that individuals can know more than how things work, ... «New York Times, Jan 15»
Beauty's Victory
'I discovered in nature,'” he wrote, “'the nonutilitarian delights that I sought in art. Both were a form of magic, both were a game of intricate ... «Patheos, Apr 14»
"The Brady Bunch," the Cleavers, and "The Simpsons"
Pursuits like literary theory grew in the rich loam of expanding universities, which bolstered even nonutilitarian fields like the humanities and ... «Chronicle of Higher Education, Mar 14»
In 'Making Pottery Art' at the Met, Beauty Is Political
“La Grenouillard” (circa 1891), a bizarre, mossy green stoneware sculpture by Jean-Joseph Carriès (one of the few nonutilitarian objects) ... «New York Times, Feb 14»
Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine Dragged Into 'Beats' Headphones Royalties …
Or maybe the nonutilitarian aspects of the headphones developed by Pentagram qualify for a design patent or trade dress. The new lawsuit ... «Hollywood Reporter, Jan 14»
Playing in the long, absurd shadow of art history
In contrast, art was non-functional, nonutilitarian; in other words, useless. But now we refer to potters, chefs, animators, designers, glass makers ... «Waterloo Record, Nov 13»
Gateway Arch 'Biography' Reveals Complex History Of An American …
It would be unthinkable to level 40 square blocks of a major American city to build a nonutilitarian structure in it today." On whether there's ... «WDIY, May 13»
A Review of 'Robert S. Neuman's Ship to Paradise,' at the Heckscher …
With its fantastic, nonutilitarian appearance, the “ship” looks like some kind of imaginary-architecture model drawn by members of Archigram, ... «New York Times, Oct 12»
