ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ORECTIC
From Greek orektikos causing desire, from oregein to desire.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ORECTIC»
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Summa Theologiae: The Emotions
Such passions belong to the soul only consequentially; strictly speaking, they
belong to the matter-soul composite, and that is certainly capable of dissolution.
article 2. are the emotions seated in the orectic part of the soul rather than in the ...
Thomas Aquinas, Eric D'Arcy,
2006
Reichel Orectic Principles 1. Orectic Ambition: The desire to express yourself as a
film thespian. Reflect a sense of richness within yourself which will glow
outwardly in every performance. 2. Orectic Communication: Honest and open ...
3
The Sense of Humor: Explorations of a Personality Characteristic
Eysenck further combined the conative and affective components under the term
"orectic", which has to do with the "joyful consciousness of superior adaptation"
associated with humor. According to Eysenck, each of these aspects may be ...
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Negotiating the Self: Identity, Sexuality, and Emotion in ...
I find her concept of a deep prejudice—or what she calls an “orectic” prejudice—
useful for thinking about the tenacity of homophobia, in particular. “Orectic”
comes from the Greek orektikos, pertaining to the desires. This naming reflects
that the ...
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Mind and Brain: Or, the Correlations of Consciousness and ...
Orectic Imagination. — There is a form of imagination which differs from the
abstract faculty in being associated inseparably with Desire, and which it is of
much practical importance to distinguish. As there is no name by which it is
discriminated ...
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Mind and brain ; or, The Correlations of consciousness and ...
Orectic Imagination. — There is a form of imagination which differs from the
abstract faculty in being associated inseparably with Desire, and which it is of
much practical importance to distinguish. As there is no name by which it is
discriminated ...
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Mind, Value, and Reality
We can see the orectic state and the doxastic state as interlocking elements in a
mechanism, like the ball and socket of a joint. But the capacity that determines
which of the potentially motivating features of the situation is to serve as premise
of ...
John Henry McDowell,
1998
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Reinhabiting Reality: Towards a Recovery of Culture
In psychoanalytic theory, cathexis is the term that denotes the orectic charge that
a particular object possesses for a subject: the subject focuses orectic attention
on the object in question and becomes psychically invested in it in consequence.
The power of dominant symbols derives from their capacity to condense
structural or moral norms — the eidetic pole — and fuse them with the
physiological and sensory phenomena and processes — the orectic pole. For
Turner, the orectic ...
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The Other Within: The Genius of Deformity in Myth, Culture & ...
[On one hand there is] the physiological or orectic pole of. . . meaning. "Orectic" is
a term . . . meaning "of or characterized by appetite or desire." [On the other hand
there is] the normative or ideological pole, since it refers to principles of social ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ORECTIC»
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orectic is used in the context of the following news items.
Wexford Festival Opera review: Salomé
Even the famous dance is limp, as Nicolas Slonimsky put it (get your dictionary out, now), suggesting “orectic aprosexia rather than erotic ... «Irish Times, Oct 14»
Ultra Street Fighter 4 Trailer #2
Orectic G 1 year ago. Release date? Read more Show less. Reply · 1. ▽ Report spam or abuse. DaShonuff 1 year ago. for those wondering its ... «YouTube, Jul 13»
Brewers Silver Lining: Carlos Gomez
coming into the season. And, to say the least, each player has shined and their play has been beyond whatever orectic desires the team had. «Reviewing the Brew, Aug 12»