10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRESENTIVENESS»
Discover the use of
presentiveness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
presentiveness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Philology of the English Tongue
The word shall offers a good example of the movement from presentiveness to
symbolism. When it flourished as a presentive word, it signified to owe. Of this
ancient state of the word a memorial exists in the German adjective fdjuMg,
indebted.
2
Delta-Sigma A/D-Converters: Practical Design for ...
Any possible implementation of a feedback D/A-converter is not shown here to
keep the presentiveness. Vi and Vo represents the input and output voltage, CS
and CI the sampling and integration capacitors, respectively. In order to obtain an
...
3
Theology in Built Environments: Exploring Religion, ...
... a church building but as an “expression of the truly spiritual presentiveness of
what lifts us up towards the eternal: the absolute art”.42 The artist, furthermore,
underlines this close relation between the religious and the artistic contemplation
, ...
4
On Identity: A Study in Genetic Phenomenology
... of the object pertains to possible perceptual aspects of the object on the basis
of its self-presentiveness, that is to say, on the basis of being the kind of object it
appears as being : a tree, a stone, a book. The object as it is perceived bears ...
Giuseppina Chiara Moneta,
1976
5
The Conspiracy of the Prince of Macchia & G. B. Vico
The indispensable equilibrium in society is coming from the presentiveness of
forceful and forceless, superior and inferior imaginations. Vico agrees that to
study our society is to study our human nature. He counterbalances the
emotionalism ...
6
Phenomenological Method: Theory and Practice
... further analysis, may be found in a uniquely anomalous characteristic of the
constituting of the organism in primary passivity and which is disclosed in its
originaliter presentiveness in consequence of the second step of unbuilding
reduction.
7
The Methodist Review ...
As illustrative of warning through symbolism—the word “now ” in the clause, “
Now I know in part,” loses its presentiveness in the succeeding verse in the
clause, “ And now abideth faith, hope, charity.” In the latter case the normal
significance ...
8
Galileo and the 'invention' of opera: a study in the ...
Existential Predication Present, specious 49, 54ff. Presentation 33f. Presentiation
244, 246, 248 v. Non-pesentiveness Presentiveness 239, 242, 243f., 247, 250f. v.
Non-presentiveness Proclus61,84 Proportion 31, 57 , 60, 65f. 69, 70, 71, 72, ...
9
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... ЯсШгатс] 5"<1ч11=)Г?; presentationist t%5rR?r?r' *WWWn adj. presentative
ЯсЧ^- ^"^ зт^ТЧг; ns. presentee 5ГШ- t^r ^rftf;; «mm, jt^çt ar%; presenter JTCfrT^i,
q-çr^f; $z ^ ^TîTT; «(Г. presentive згчя1чФ, 4Rpresentían «itaí; ns. presentiveness
...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
10
Alfred Schütz: Neue Beiträge Zur Rezeption Seines Werkes
Similarly, the essential temporality and presentiveness of all mental processes
can be fully, eidetically grasped only in transcendental reflection. The immanent
stream is given in t-1 reflection as distinct from the individual reflecting processes
...
Elisabeth List (Dr. phil.), Ilja Srubar,
1988