ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD POU STO
Greek: where I may stand, from Archimedes' saying that he could move the earth if given a place to stand.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POU STO»
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pou sto in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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World Dictionary of Foreign Expressions: A Resource for ...
Cf. pour faire rire. pour-soi n. [Fr. pour to, for (1); soi itself, oneself, himself, herself
(2): for itself.] Philosophy. The concept of an independent consciousness, as
developed by Jean- Paul Sartre (1905–1980) in L'Être et le néant (q.v.). pou sto n
.
Gabriel Adeleye, Kofi Acquah-Dadzie, Thomas J. Sienkewicz, 1999
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Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy, ...
The Importance of Pou Sto The mathematician Archimedes proposed that given a
solid place to set his lever, he could move the earth. That place he called a pou
sto. Bugental (1999) utilized this term to designate the conceptual position from ...
Florence W. Kaslow, Robert F. Massey, 2004
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Ancient Steel: Scry Tharg Rises: Scry Tharg Rises
“Byter bring us around before the sparks fire.” “Too late Captain! They've
launched the pou sto. it's heading straight for the Lancer!” “Oh Con! Con! Old son.
Old sod. Old devil!” The pou sto hit the Lancer and detonated as it entered the
hole.
Pou Sto. — " If Archimedes had had that engine at command, he would not have
gone snivelling about after a Pou Sto." — Putnam's Mag., New Ser., II, 217.
Archimedes was the greatest physicist of antiquity (3d century B.C.), and studied
...
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Saying what the Law is: The Constitution in the Supreme Court
lever, is reported to have said: "Tell me where I might stand — pou sto — and I
can move the earth." Where is the necessary constitutional pou sto? Even the
apparently simpler — and constitutionally unavoidable — question of what
constitutes ...
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The Complete Works of Robert Browning: Volume XV, with ...
Would we move the world, not earth but heaven must be our fulcrum—pou sto!
Thus I seek to move it: Master, why intérpose— Baulk my climbing close on
what's the ladder's topmost round? Statecraft 'tis I step from: when by priestcraft
hoisted ...
Robert Browning, Allan C. Dooley, David Ewbank, 2007
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The Renaissance New Testament: Acts 24:1-28:31, Romans 1:1-8:39
The concrescent philosopher who aspires to becoming 6 avvlwv must find his
pou sto - his "place to stand" and that spot where he places his philosophical
fulcrum to support his intellectual lever, with which he hopes to understand the ...
Thousands of years will pass And still and always will . . . Shall laugh when
pained And sob when lost Without a foothold on the ground. TheAppleTree Clad
in white Aromas wafting Into the kitchen door 138 Stanley G. CratCha Dos Me
Pou Sto.
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The New Testament as True Fiction
expresses Paul's 56q noi nov crtco Kai Kivf|aco T^Y y^v. his dos moi pou sto kai
kineso ten gen ('Give me somewhere to stand, and I will move the earth' [
Archimedes, cit. (sic) Bonhoeffer 1971: 240).5 It expresses something central in
Paul's ...
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Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal
organism as a ,'.material substratum," to produce the special vital actions. Have
they infinite intelligence and volition? What induces them to form the eye ? Where
is their pou sto? and if some pou sto be necessary for the generation of every ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POU STO»
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