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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PRESENTATIVENESS»
Découvrez l'usage de
presentativeness dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
presentativeness et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Functional Change: The Case of Malay Constituent Order
Presentativeness: Clauses primarily functioning to introduce a new participant
into the discourse. Associated with se + classifier marking on the trigger. The
relationship of these principles to constituent order is summarized in the following
...
2
Indian Democracy: Problems and Prospects
... ensures this to a large extent. In an ideal world, democratic institutions are
representative. Permeability ensures 're-presentativeness', which in turn results
in transformation of popular demands into policy enactments. In the actual world,
...
M. Manisha, Sharmila Mitra Deb,
2009
3
The American Journal of Psychology
... but of which all possible knowledge is contained in such experience. What
then are the universal characteristics of this content? These "cosmic traits" prove
tobeqnality, quantity, change- ableness, lawfulness, presentativeness,
personality.
Granville Stanley Hall, Edward Bradford Titchener, Karl M. Dallenbach,
1905
4
Richard Wagner and the Style of the Music-drama: The style ...
Degree of Presentativeness of Art'Work*. Motel. To be more accurate, there are
four phases of this presentativeness : — (1) Arts like Poetry, (read poetry) that are
purely representative. (2) Arts like Painting, that represent some object or event ...
Wilbur Fiske Stone (jr.),
1897
Though presentativeness is undoubtedly a factor (or perhaps one should say a
symptom of a factor) in whatever it is that permits extraposition, it should not be
assumed that it is essential, even in some rarefied form. Nor that — as we will see
...
6
The British Controversialist and Literary Magazine
... presentativeness, and therefore implies individuality. But each individual, in so
far as he possesses property, attains position, acquires intelligence, or becomes
aggregated with a class, must — so far as these affect and move, impress or ...
7
Register - University of California
(2) I. Mr. Reichenbach Euclidean and non-Euclidean geometry; problem of
physical space; presentativeness of geometrical systems; structure of time;
philosophical elements of Einstein's theory of relativity; gravitation, matter,
geometry. 151.
University of California, Berkeley,
1939
... different unions, their crisis of re-presentativeness and the need to control
bargaining behaviour) have, however, provided the basis for a reappraisal of the
problem of union regulation. The implementation of the directives of Article 39 –
as ...
9
Hegel's Philosophy of Mind
... or form or aspect of presentativeness, of feltness, of wishedness, and consider
this aspect by itself. There are grades, relations,
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel,
1971
10
Once Upon a Type: Mythological Dimensions of the ...
(132) This contrasts with the extravert's views that “his reflected activity [is] a
process involving presentativeness. His thought and feelings are, to him,
recordings or mirrors.” (132) As becoming self: “What is sensed as transformed,
as emergent, ...
Christine Towne Drucker,
2007