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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ANTHROPOMORPHOUSLY»
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1
Handbook of Child Psychology, Theoretical Models of Human ...
The second question, about differences between children's and adults'
conceptions of God, has led to studies that show adults, as well as children,
conceive of God anthropomorphously. J. Barrett and Keil's (1996) study is the
one most cited.
William Damon, Richard M. Lerner, 2006
2
The friendly disputants: or future punishment reconsidered
Therefore when God is described anthropomorphously, this emotion is
appropriately ascribed to Him. It conveys to our minds, with a vividness otherwise
unattainable, His hatred of sin and determination to punish it. Our changeable
human ...
Mary Catharine Irvine, 1859
3
Instructional Design: International Perspectives I: Volume ...
... experience, we anthropomorphously assign knowledge to both animals and
machines like computers and attribute knowledge to all stored information of an
organism or artifact that enables it to interact with its world. Our view is consistent
...
Sanne Dijkstra, Franz Schott, Norbert Seel, 2013
4
Rednecks: There's a New Sheriff in Town
The combination of the two meant only one thing—a wheelchair race! Think
about it. All those other kids in wheelchairs were about to take part in the first
NASCAR race (National Association of Serious Children Anthropomorphously
Racing).
5
the friendly disputants
It represents not a law of His nature, but a rule of His proceedings,
anthropomorphously described. Now I perfectly agree with you that throughout all
their stages the love of God for His creatures remains unaltered ; but for all this,
His mode ...
6
The God Who Is: The Christian God in a Pluralistic World
The German theologian Helmut Thielicke(1908–1986) observed: this
anthropomorphously. On the contrary, we mean it theomorphously when. When
wespeak of the Godof revelation,we can alsospeak of his attributes only in terms
of ...
7
Life: vegetal, animal, human ; [based on the Sixth ...
If a man of the seventeenth-eighteenth centuries thought of himself as facing a
rationally and anthropomorphously created world, a contemporary person feels
more and more the unyieldingness and insubordination of "things" in his power.
M. Kronegger, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka, 1998
8
Instructional Design: Theory, research, and models
... motor skills, motivations, volitions, and emotions. Coming from our experience,
we anthropomorphously assign knowledge to both animals and machines like
computers and attribute knowledge to all stored information of an organism ...
Robert D. Tennyson, S. Dijkstra, 1997
9
Dynamics of Rockslides and Rockfalls
Still there is a possibility of crushing, characteristic just for sliding surfaces: the
sheared off asperities, unable to escape from their - anthropomorphously
speaking - uncomfortable situation and thus forced to contribute their share in
supporting ...
Theodor H. Erismann, Gerhard Abele, 2001
10
Nage Birds:Ethnozoological Cla
At the same time, the spiritual beings themselves – and especially those called
polo ('witches') – are for a large part conceived anthropomorphously. In what
follows, I review the Nage use of birds as metaphors of another kind; that is, ...
