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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «HEBETATION»
Découvrez l'usage de
hebetation dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
hebetation et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Elusive Margins: Consuming Media, Ethnicity, and Culture
Processing. hebetation: The. Lone. Bard. Symptom. This exploration into power
relations posits as mutually exclusive both the cultural text and the media text,
insofar as the Italian community in Canada is concerned. Apart from the rampant
...
William Anselmi, Kosta Gouliamos,
1998
2
A General Dictionary of the English Language
HEBETATION,. heb-i-d'-shin. s. The. act. of dulling ; the state of being dulled.. heb
-dom -a-daL ? . \ heb-d6m'-a-dar-y. J HEBETUDE, heV-e-tuu. f. Dulness, obtuse
ness, bluntnese. HEBRAISM, he'-bra-izm. s. 5 I To ...
... dispensé qu'à ses jugemens de sort toutes les praecedentes sentences ayent
esté trouvées bonnes en ceste vostre venerable et souveraine Court: lequel,
comme sçavez, veult souvent sa gloire apparoistre en l'hebetation des saiges, en
la ...
Marie-Madeleine Fontaine,
1983
His early precocity was evidently followed by a long period of hebetation ; and at
the end of his brilliant three years of publicity he needed the wilderness instead
of Jerusalem for further meditation and development. I am, Sincerely yours, John
...
George William Foote, Edward Bibbins Aveling, Chapman Cohen,
1907
... as a sacred duty upon all the inhabitants of the land, as being the only means
by which men dwelling on the rude highlands, and compelled to work hard for
their daily bread, might be preserved from spiritual hebetation aud barbarism.
6
The Works of Mr. Francis Rabelais, Doctor in Physick ...
... a slackening in the Sinews, a Dissipation of the Generative Seed, a numbness
and hebetation of the Senses, with a perversive wriness and Convulsion of the
Muscles; all which are great Lets and Impediments to the Act of Generation.
François Rabelais, Peter Anthony Motteux,
1904
7
Asiatick Researches, Or, Transactions of the Society ...
... from a debility occasioned by the early intrusion of the testi-cles into the
abdomen, the hard compression of them and the penisl, by the bandage round
those parts, from premature venery, and hebetation brought on by the
immoderate use of ...
8
The Man Forbid and Other Essays
... their nerves, their blood, and their vital organs, the seats of thought and
emotion, are in a state of hebetation compared with those of men. But their
intellects — by intellect I mean brain, you understand — their intellects 76 THE
MAN FORBID.
9
The equilibration of human aptitudes and powers of adaptation
... broader light, so destructive of Spencer's modern averments regarding the
hebetation of faculties ; for the old philosopher portrays in every stroke the
manner in which it inNATIONALIZE THE ALUMINIUM. 187 spirits originality and
brainwork.
Cyrenus Osborne Ward,
1895
10
A Criticism of Darwinism
It is just as dishonest to palm off deductive metaphysical speculations for exact
physical proofs as it is to give speculation for observation. It is nothing more nor
less than scientific bunco-steering, and, methinks, more hebetation of the people
...