10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARONYMIC»
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or they may be of the so-called ^paronymic sort (that is to say, involving identity of
root, but difference of syntactic category, as, for instance, with act : actor, race :
racy.10 We shall describe evidence of this type as 'indirect'; arguments will be put
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Pattern and Repertoire in History
Paronymy, Imitation, Repertoire History never repeats itself exactly. Even for
simple episodes, an event A and an event B are never identical but only similar.
To describe this form of similarity we use the word “paronymic,” a technical term
taken ...
Bertrand M. ROEHNER, Tony Syme, Bertrand M Roehner, 2009
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Symbolism, Synesthesia, and Semiotics, Multidisciplinary ...
'philosophical' and 'philosophically' were created by paronymic derivation.
Likewise 'symbolism', 'symbolization', 'symbolical', are paronymic derivatives of '
symbol' Phonic mimologism is conceived to particularly stress phonic similarities
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Introduction to Aristotle’s Theory of Being as Being
Patzig begins with the socalled “paronymic” (pros hen) structure of Aristotelian
scienceasascience of Being. According to this structure the wholeness of this
science is determined bytherelationship of the individual modes of Being (
categories) ...
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There's a Double Tongue: An Investigation Into the ...
Statistically, a PARONYMIC PUN > PARONYMIC PUN translation is therefore
much easier to accomplish than a HOMONYMIC PUN > HOMONYMIC PUN
translation. Accordingly, it is relatively easier to find a congenial T.ling.code
counterpart ...
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A Poetics Handbook: Verbal Art in the European Tradition
Paronyms are pairs or larger sets of close-to-homophonic strings, and like
homophones can have anything from identical to highly divergent morpheme
structures. The meanings of paronymic sets can be close to identical or highly
divergent; ...
Daniel Mario Abondolo, 2001
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Immanent Realism: An Introduction to Brentano
2. Qualitative analogy. This is analogy not based on quantitative relationships, for
instance statements like 'this red is as bright as that noise is loud'. 3. Attributive or
paronymic analogy. This is a three-term relation, or better, one with two terms ...
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The Concept of First Philosophy and the Unity of the ...
Therefore between the composition of A, B, T, E, and A and that of Z, H, and F)
there is a change of perspective, an evolution of thought, "we can characterize it
as the transition from a paronymic ontology to an analogical ontology" (p. 205).
76.
Giovanni Reale, John R. Catan, 1980
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Symbolism and Interpretation
Thus we shall speak, in such cases, of a paronymic detour (paronyms are words
that are similar in form but independent in meaning), optional and therefore
secondary with respect to the semantic relation, but capable of greatly magnifying
its ...
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Aristotele's Metaphysics: Annotated Bibliography of the ...
Hence, Aristotelian ontology will be above all the science of this primary being. In
turn, substance is not unique: there is a substance that is primary and on which
other substances depend. Hence, ontology is not just a paronymic science, ...
Roberto Radice, Richard Davies, 1997
