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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TELICALLY»
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1
Situated Language and Learning: A Critique of Traditional ...
The vernacular sentence has a quantity term ("how well") that is not just about
amount or degree, but is also "telically evaluative," if I may be allowed to coin a
term ("telos" means the ideal end-point or goal towards which something is
striving) .
2
Establishing Scientific Classroom Discourse Communities: ...
The lifeworld sentence has a quantity term (howwell) that is not just about
amountor degree, but is also “telically evaluative,” ifImay be allowed tocoina term.
“How well” is aboutboth aquantity and evaluatesthis amount in termsofan end—
point ...
Randy K. Yerrick, Wolff-Michael Roth,
2004
3
Discourse and Meaning: Papers in Honor of Eva Haji?ová
Therefore, whether or not x, y, and ζ are signifiers or signifieds is relative to the
role of the participant in the DS as either sender of receiver, i.e. τ or L. In
determinacy transmission, signs are not telically indifferent relations between
signifiers ...
Barbara Hall Partee, Petr Sgall,
1996
4
The Biology of Gambling
Nevertheless, since telically oriented individuals are supposed to be goal-
directed, Walker46 assumed that the primary motivation for gambling by them
would be the prospect of winning money. Part of Walker's criticism of reversal
theory is ...
5
Alfred North Whitehead: Essays on His Philosophy
They become superjectively oriented; they anticipate the effects of their present
decisions on the future and modify their present decisions accordingly; they
operate telically in the light of goals, purposes and ideals. To operate telically in
the ...
6
Cultural Diversity and Learning Efficiency: Recent ...
Flemish sixth grade pupils seem to be more telically dominant than Dutch sixth
grade pupils. Or, to put it differently, Flemish pupils are more inclined to see
teacher- imposed or spontaneously encountered learning opportunities as
essential ...
Rajinder M. Gupta, Peter Coxhead,
1988
7
Prosecuting domestic violence: a philosophical analysis
The physical impossibility of realizing a value through one's action blocks the
generation of consequentially and telically grounded reasons for that agent. Thus
, the non-swimmer has no consequentially or telically based reasons to save the
...
Michelle Madden Dempsey,
2009
8
Moving pictures: a new theory of film genres, feelings, and ...
Low arousal will be labelled telically as relaxation or pleasure, but paratelically
as boredom or displeasure. High arousal will be labelled paratelically as
excitement or pleasure, whereas telically it will be labelled as fear. When Apter
calls his ...
Torben Kragh Grodal,
1997
9
Reason, Regulation, and Realism: Towards a Regulatory ...
But their actual workings differ, since elimination by rational selection is not
telically blind and bio-physical, but rather preferential/teleological and overtly
rational. In this sense, rational selection is essentially Lamarckian: survival
favours ...
10
Linguistic Perspectives on English Grammar: A Guide for EFL ...
It is not possible to use in non-telically. However, examples of English
prepositions that are commonly used this way are along and toward(s). It still
makes sense to speak here of the preposition being fundamentally locational and
spatial—we ...