10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POSSESSEDNESS»
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1
The Syntax of Hungarian
This is particularly clear in 3rd person singular, where the agreement suffix is null
, and the -(j)a/(j)e morpheme appearing on the P is the bare possessedness
suffix. (The -ja/je appearing on 3rd person singular verbs in the definite
conjugation, ...
2
Sāṃkhya: A Dualist Tradition in Indian Philosophy
(2) Possessedness (svatva). Raghunatha's keen originality is nowhere more in
evidence than in his argument for the second new category. When we say that
something belongs to someone, a statement that is sometimes true, how does
this ...
Gerald James Larson, Karl H. Potter, Ram Shankar Bhattacharya, 1987
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The Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies, Volume 6: Indian ...
(2) Possessedness (svatva). Raghunatha's keen originality is nowhere more in
evidence than in his argument for the second new category. When we say that
something belongs to someone, a statement that is sometimes true, how does
this ...
Karl H. Potter, Sibajiban Bhattacharya, 2014
4
The Archetype of the Ape-Man: The Phenomenological ...
Here the archetype...puts the individual into a state of possessedness, the
consequences of which may be incalculable.7 The "states of possessedness"
that Jung illuminates are, as he asserts, the result of an individual gaining access
to and ...
5
Art and Answerability: Early Philosophical Essays
Thus, the first constitutive moment reveals, so far as the hero is concerned, his
inner possessedness by another's inner axiological position. (2) The authority of
the author is the authority of a chorus. Lyrical possessedness is, fundamentally, ...
M. M. Bakhtin, Michael Holquist, 2011
The institutional partner, on the other hand, may be seeking a relationship which
confirms, protects, even celebrates his or her self-possessedness. The
institutional partner would be more likely to locate the marriage within the
exercises of his ...
7
A Coptic grammar: with chrestomathy and glossary : Sahidic ...
296 Possessedness, or general (undefined) relationship, is predicated by the
possessive pronoun nA-/no>== 54 'belongs to . . . '. (An expression of the
possessor is suffixed to the possessive pronoun.) Examples: nA-n.xoeic rAp ne
nicA2 1 ...
2.1.1.471 Alienable and inalienable possessedness There is no such distinction
among possessed nouns (described in §2.1.1.4.7 above). 2.1.1.4.8 Quality
Quality can be expressed either with a compound whose second member is see
...
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Desiring the Southwest: Gender, Loss, and Landscape in ...
14 Yet while the painter manages to negotiate her own "possessedness" by love
and the desire to "possess" the landscape artistically,15 Tom faces questions of
artistic responsibilities. Milner explains that the artist "has to give up working for ...
10
Anarchism and Authority: A Philosophical Introduction to ...
It is love that is imposed (as a duty) or that imposes duties to an object that
possesses us and is therefore alien to us, 'The possessedness of love lies in the
alienation of the object, or in my powerlessness as against its alienness and
superior ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POSSESSEDNESS»
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I am NOT impressed!—a rant against 'The Man'
It's almost as if my natural self-possessedness offends them. My OKness with who I am challenges them in some way. Lately I concluded that ... «Jewish Journal, Jun 15»
Dallas author Ben Fountain's long 'Halftime' walk
But Fountain has “a confidence and a self-knowledge or self-possessedness, that 'I'm going to take this risk whether or not it produces the ... «Dallas Morning News, Apr 12»