QUÉ SIGNIFICA STULTIFICATION EN INGLÉS
Tontería
La tontería es la falta o el fracaso de la sabiduría y de tomar las decisiones adecuadas y cuidadosas. En este sentido, difiere de la estupidez, que es la falta de inteligencia. Un acto de locura se llama locura. La charla estúpida se llama stultiloquence. La tontería y la sabiduría se contrastan en la carta de Pablo a los Corintios. Condena la arrogancia intelectual y aboga por una humilde actitud de locura en la que entonces es posible aprender. Platón también dijo: "Es el hombre más sabio que se sabe mal equipado para el estudio de la sabiduría", pero Pablo hace una distinción entre la sabiduría y la razón de los griegos.
definición de stultification en el diccionario inglés
La primera definición de embrutecimiento en el diccionario es el acto o una instancia de hacer inútil, inútil o ineficaz, especialmente por la rutina. Otra definición de embrutecimiento es el acto o una instancia de causar que parezca absurdo o inconsistente. El embrutecimiento es también el acto o una instancia de prueba de una mente enferma y, por lo tanto, no es legalmente responsable.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «STULTIFICATION»
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stultification en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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The law is nowadays more easily explained by stultification than by turpitude. ...
to recover.564 Any non-contractual action in respect of value which has passed
under an illegal contract will prima facie be barred on the ground of stultification.
2
Prayer and the Diagrams of Force: Observations Assessments ...
These are self-delusion, propaganda, stultification, and our wayward propensity
to go against God's grain, rubbing Him raw, which really needs no explanation at
all. Conveniently enough, these all go hand in hand for easy analysis. Having ...
Gus said the sole purpose of the Killing Fields was the total and complete
emotional stultification of all of its voluntary and involuntary inhabitants no joy no
music no lust no love no happiness no jokes no frivolity no art no poetry no
appreciate ...
4
Alankāraratnākara of Śobhākaramitra, a Study
Here though there is no stultification in their expressed sense, one has to admit
that the purport lies in the secondary sense. "Svarthaparityagat
pararthanisthatvacca laksyanisthatvam".6 In this connection, the view of
Sobhakara can further be ...
G. Parthasaradhy Rao,
1992
5
The Arthasamgraha of Laugaksi Bhaskara
The answer to this is that stultification is of two kinds vis. stultification of
something, which has actually accrued ( mfr^rq; )( and stultification of something,
which has not actually accrued (3rsrrjr^rq-:), but is possible. The present is a case
of the ...
A. B. Gajendragadkar, R. D. Karmarkar,
1998
6
On Study: Giorgio Agamben and Educational Potentiality
The result, according to Rancière, is nothing less than “enforced stultification” (
ibid.: 7). The resulting stultification from explication is a fiction: rather than the
incapable needing the explicator, it is the explicator who continually must
fabricate the ...
7
Beyond Bruce Lee: Chasing the Dragon through Film, ...
Realising this, says Ranciere, allows 'the jumbled categories of the pedagogical
act to be sorted out, and explicative stultification to be precisely defined' (1987:13
). Thus, concludes Ranciere/Jacotot: 'there is stultification whenever one ...
8
The Felt Meanings of the World: A Metaphysics of Feeling
I am semiteflexively captivated by tlie wotld-whole's stultification of myself; this
stultification is a telational featute the wotld-whole acquites thtough being telated
to myself and my possible global behaviots. In tedium, I am unconcetned about
my ...
9
Wittgenstein's Tractatus: History and Interpretation
problem: self—stultification. Consider the claim: 'The concept horse is
unsaturated'. This is just the sort of utterance to which Frege might resort in
attempting to convey his idea that concepts differ fundamentally from objects in
having a kind of ...
Peter Sullivan, Michael Potter,
2013
10
Crime and Justice at the Millennium: Essays by and in Honor ...
Maturation,. Stultification,. and. the. Long-term. Inmate. The maturation process
for long-term prisoners poses special problems. What one expects is a long flat
slope in that the environment offers few incentives for change. The standard
recipe ...
Marvin E. Wolfgang, Robert A. Silverman,
2002
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «STULTIFICATION»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
stultification en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
The Slow, Steady Evolution of Ronda Rousey's Striking
That may seem like a stultification of Rousey, but it is not. The fact that her ability to score spectacular finishes is so thoroughly streamlined is a testament to how ... «Bleacher Report, Jul 15»
Poltergeist: Same Scares
... and co-written ghost story from 1982 left audiences with lingering dread cued up from the signifiers of suburban stultification: the sameness of the subdivision, ... «Fort Worth Weekly, May 15»
DUTA demands withdrawal of CBCS
... again demanded withdrawal of the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) contending that the programme has led to academic degradation and "stultification of ... «Business Standard, May 15»
Country Girl
Edna O'Brien's rage at the stultification of small-town Irish life ends, at last, in rage at the insoluble stultifications of human existence itself. Still, what a writer she ... «Washington Free Beacon, May 15»
Widen the Circle, Broaden the Left
When, in fact, that does not happen, stasis and stultification overtake. Such concrete analyses may, of course, vary from predilection to predilection, and need not ... «Mainstream, May 15»
Effie Gray's story might be good, but you can't find it in this movie
Granted, the subject matter of the film lends itself to such stultification. It is the storied marriage between our real-life, eponymous heroine and England's ... «Buffalo.com, Abr 15»
The Roots of Muslim Rage, Revisited
... roots of Muslim grievance is to recognize the deep-set masochism of the masses of the Muslim world, owing to a lack of innovation, stultification of progress as ... «Breitbart News, Ene 15»
Naomi Wolf and the Sponsors of Mass Rape
Only the near-universal stultification among liberals is new. And as long as the Sheiks can buy up our media companies -- we only have five major ones in the ... «American Thinker, Oct 14»
Rebels of Oz: Germaine, Clive, Barry and Bob, BBC Four
But the backwater stultification had been the making of them. “Just as the pressure on coal over millions of years can produce diamonds, the pressures of ... «The Arts Desk, Jul 14»
Gottlieb and Unerman can shout all they want, but they are just noisy …
Sue has spoken to (in her words) 'advertisers of global importance recently, who are appalled at the stultification of the industry in this respect'. Setting aside the ... «Media Week, Mar 14»