WHAT DOES कंठत्राण MEAN IN HINDI?
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Definition of कंठत्राण in the Hindi dictionary
Throat noun strains [angiotens] To protect the throat in fighting Made of iron or bandage (to 0) कंठत्राण संज्ञा पुं० [सं० कण्ठत्राण]
लडा़ई में गले की रक्षा के लिये
बनी हुई लोहे की जाली या पट्टी (को०) ।
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10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «कंठत्राण»
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Kant's Thinker - Page 11
Finally, this book differs in many ways from my earlier treatment in Kant's Tran- scendental Psychology. That book's range was too narrow. I was very taken with the potential of Kant's theory of synthesis to offer a principled account of the unity ...
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Aquinas on Human Self-Knowledge - Page 208
... Cogito (Meditation 2), or Kant's tran- scendental unity of apperception (Critique ofPure Reason, A104–10). Another strategy is to look for some property that “bundles” multiple experiences, à la Hume (Treatise on Human Understanding I.IV).
Therese Scarpelli Cory, 2013
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Education Policy: Globalization, Citizenship and Democracy - Page 43
The point, in brief, is to transform critique conducted in the form f necessary limitations into a practical critique that takes the form of a possible ransgression. her than accepting pre-established limits to reason based on Kant's tran- ndental ...
Mark Olssen, John A Codd, Anne-Marie O'Neill, 2004
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The Phenomenal Woman: Feminist Metaphysics and the ... - Page 94
What serves as the necessary counterpart to Kant's tran- scendental self is not only a necessary (though regulated) distance from But where Derrida can explicitly celebrate this loss of control 94 Feminist Postmodernism and Metaphysics.
Christine Battersby, 2013
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Organs Without Bodies: On Deleuze and Consequences - Page 13
For example, in philosophy, the great breakthroughs—from Kant's tran- scendental turn to Kripke's invention of the “rigid designator”—forever retain their “surprising” character of invention. One often hears that to understand a work of art one ...
Slavoj Zizek, Slavoj Žižek, 2012
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Science and Religion: One Planet, Many Possibilities - Page 45
Kant's “tran- scendental” defense of the a priori concepts of the understanding (Verstand) (the famous Transcendental Deductions in the first and second editions of the Critique of Pure Reason) may (or may not) work against Hume, who is ...
Lucas F. Johnston, Whitney Bauman, 2014
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Francois Laruelle's Philosophies of Difference: A Critical ... - Page 39
The terminological distinction between the metaphysical and the transcendental is here drawn first of all from Kant. Kant's tran- scendental analysis identifies structural conditions for the possibility of experience that do not imply metaphysical ...
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Efficient Causation: A History - Page 14
Watkins considers Kant's tran- scendental arguments in his Second and Third Analogies of Experience for the particular causal principles required for the determination of objective temporal succession and simultaneity. He argues that these ...
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Introduction to Metaphysics: From Parmenides to Levinas - Page 190
And yet, says Hegel, Kant was also the first to have turned metaphysics into logic.138 He is most probably referring here to Kant's “tran- scendental logic” in which the conditions of objectivity were determined by the understanding's categories.
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Rethinking Imagination: Culture and Creativity - Page 91
... attempt to construct a theory of critical reflection on transcendental grounds, For Kant, tran, scendentality is the means by which he not only moves beyond empiricism and establishes the divisions within knowledge between the sensible and ...
Gillian Robinson, John F. Rundell, 1994
