10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCONNECTEDNESS»
Discover the use of
unconnectedness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unconnectedness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Future Logic: Categorical and Conditional Deduction and ...
If the singulars are subalternative, left implying right, then all horizontal or left
down to right diagonals signify subalternation in that direction, and all right down
to left diagonals signify unconnectedness. Proof: similar to previous case, though
...
2
Neuroanatomy of Social Behaviour: An Evolutionary and ...
Social safety-seeking behaviour, borne out of the aversiveness of social
unconnectedness, is often guided by anticipated outcomes. When feeling
unrecognized or abandoned, incessant ruminations and internal phantasies
simulate the ...
Ralf-Peter Behrendt, 2011
3
Order and Agency in Modernity: Talcott Parsons, Erving ...
“Unconnectedness” refers to the tendency of regarding one framework's activity
as having no con- nection with another framework's activity (1974, 292). Without
the concept of “human being,” in the sense of a perduring [en- during] self, ...
4
A Dictionary of the Bengalee Language, in which the words ...
Silprep. and 2511, to be), solitude, 'unconnectedness, misanthropy. I'bqffig, a. (
from 33TH, solitude, and ('513, the heart), inclined to solitude, sequestered,
delighting in retirement, cynical, misanthropic. 3W), a. (from gain, solitude), lonely
, ...
William CAREY (Baptist Missionary.), 1815
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The Logic of Causation: Definition, Induction and Deduction ...
Unconnectedness: if two forms have some modus(es) in common, and their
negations have some modus(es) in common, and the affirmation of each of them
has some modus(es) in common with the negation of the other, these forms may
be ...
®Unconnectedness ̄. stands for a residual understanding that there are
elements in the immediate environment which are unconnected andirrelevant to
the matter inhand.When this assumption about ...
7
Experience and Judgment
... itself in the subjective times of lived experiences: all this is the great theme of a
more worked-out phenomenology of time-consciousness.2. 39. Transition. to.
quasi-. positionality . The. unconnectedness. of. intuitions. of. imagination.
Edmund Husserl, Ludwig Landgrebe, 1973
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The Theory Primer: A Sociological Guide
It is the unconnectedness of different causal orders in the universe that gives rise
to the phenomenon of chance. (1988:497, emphasis in original) When we think
back to our example of the thrown shoe/lame horse's causing the loss of the ...
9
Fostering Social Work Gerontology Competence: A Collection ...
Yet, the social work program was one of “unconnectedness” in its presentation of
aging issues. For example, we were lacking the clearly delineated link that
connected aging concerns found in field practicums to issues involving older
adults in ...
Catherine J. Tompkins, Anita L. rosen, 2013
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The Christian Observer
And let it be specially marked, that this his idea of local vagueness and
unconnectedness attaches to the heavenly part of the scenery, quite as much as
to the earthly. First, the local scene of the divine throne, and the twenty-four
elders, &c., ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNCONNECTEDNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unconnectedness is used in the context of the following news items.
Club Internet: Guiding Pakistan on how to use the net
Club Internet recognises the issue of 'unconnectedness' in extremis. In fact, they claim that one out of three people in this world are unconnected and aren't ... «Pakistan Today, Jun 15»
Coffee shop bans laptops and tablets, business grows
However, after first instituting a three-hour hiatus at lunchtime, she discovered that the unconnectedness of her establishment was making more profits. «CNET, Sep 14»
Fargo episode 4 review: Eating The Blame
Nygaard, like Milos, is subjected to a run of events that leave him bewildered precisely because of their apparent unconnectedness. By rights, Molly Solverson ... «Den Of Geek, May 14»
Adam Curtis: “We don't read newspapers because the journalism is …
A sense of unconnectedness. And if you really want to change the world and make it better for those who are out of work and who are poor you have got to get ... «New Statesman, Feb 14»
Berkshire's Munger gives U. Mich. $110 million
He's driven by the words of mathematician and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead , who spoke of "the fatal unconnectedness of academic disciplines.". «USA TODAY, Apr 13»
Me and My Megacommute
... Angeles from New York disrupted her sense of narrative continuity, mostly because of all that driving, the “seductive unconnectedness” of extended car trips. «New Yorker, Mar 13»
2012 Volkswagen Tiguan First Test Let's Talk Value
If it drives anything like VW's other products, I am sure I would like it compared to the vague unconnectedness that is the compact CUV class. 40Rouge 5pts. «MotorTrend Magazine, May 12»
Galaxy S Blaze 4G is Spring 2012's perfect basic smartphone
There's a lot of talk going around of quad-core processors, utterly amazing cameras, and modems that will clear your device out of all unconnectedness, but ... «SlashGear, Feb 12»
Neo-Nazis, Nudity, Race Games Give 'Burning' More Heat Than …
The nearly three hours overflow with plotlines, ideas and black humor too ugly for polite society, all pointing to general unconnectedness. “We should follow all ... «Bloomberg, Nov 11»
Flocking Behaviour Improves Performance Of Financial Traders
Out of all this seemingly unconnectedness, synchrony still emerges between entirely unrelated trades. Saavreda and co say that 96 per cent of simultaneous ... «MIT Technology Review, Oct 11»
