PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «PARTICULARIZER»
particularizer
philosophy
particulars
concrete
entities
existing
space
time
opposed
abstractions
there
however
theories
abstract
tropes
example
socrates
particular
redness
contrast
because
multiply
instantiated
sybil
wolfram
writes
include
only
individuals
certain
kind
particularizer
translations
information
collins
always
verb
treat
detail
give
details
intransitive
into
derived
forms
parˌticulariˈzation
parˌticulariˈsation
noun
parˈticularˌizer
french
reverso
also
particularité
particulaire
particularisme
particulariste
particularizers
internet
grammar
primarily
predominantly
adverb
been
highlighted
each
following
sentences
indicate
whether
additive
exclusive
define
pərˈtɪk
ləˌraɪz
pəˈtɪk
show
spelled
rahyz
object
particularized
particularizing
make
words
that
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PARTICULARIZER»
Scopri l'uso di
particularizer nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
particularizer e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
Maimonides and Philosophy
In fact, to describe this God and His mode of creation, Maimonides even takes
over the Kalam terms "Particularizer" (mukhassis) and "particularization" (takhsJs
), terms closely connected to the Mutakallimun conception of possibility according
...
2
A Descriptive Syntax of the Peterborough Chronicle from ...
The PARTICULARIZER, which occupied the third position to the left of the head,
stood in the configuration of the phrase ... As a rule, it only occurred medially and
finally; but in the following example, the particularizer stood first: oder half him ...
3
The Matter and Form of Maimonides' Guide
Second, recall Maimonides' description of the Abrahamic particularizer: “all the
prophets used the stars and the spheres as proofs for the deity's existing
necessarily” (11:19:310, my emphasis); that is, the different and apparently
irregular ...
4
The Philosophy of the Kalam
3 That particularizer, he goes on to say, must inevitably be one of the following
three: (1) "something which necessitates the occurrence of the creation after the
manner of a cause which necessitates its effect [that is, the view of the ...
Harry Austryn Wolfson, 1976
5
Problems and Parables of Law: Maimonides and Nahmanides on ...
In fact, to describe this God and His mode of creation, Maimonides even takes
over the Kalam terms Particularizer (mulzhassis) and Particularization (takhsis),
terms closely connected to the mutakallimun conception of possibility according ...
6
Kitāb al-Dalīl al-Kabīr
exist, serves as an argument for a particularizer and chooser who willed one of
the two possibilities. The need of the world in its entirety or of one of its parts for a
particularizer proves that the world was brought into being, since there is no ...
7
The Guide of the Perplexed
II 21), the introduction of the notion of a "Particularizer," who in His wisdom
arranged the celestial (and also the sublunar) world the way it is. This view, as
stated in the passages referred to, seems to be based either on a belief in the
existence ...
8
Political Initiation in the Novels of Philip Roth
particularizer. Eve Frame, actress and wife to Ira Ringold, has recreated her life's
story in tune with her stage name: the new her exists within a frame which allows
no space for a history, an Eve with no mother, and certainly not a Jewish ...
Claudia Franziska Bruhwiler, 2013
9
The Handbook of the History of English
Even appears now not only to have absorbed the pragmatics of scalarity, but also
that of counter-expectation; at the same time it has lost the limiting particularizer
meaning, and adds new focus values to previous ones already mentioned.
Ans van Kemenade, Bettelou Los, 2009
10
The Cambridge Companion to Maimonides
The first establishes a notion of God (whose existence is presupposed) as a
Particularizer. Particular phenomena, Maimonides argues, indicate that the
heavens are not the outcome of natural necessity, but rather were created by the
Deity as ...
