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On Durkheim's Elementary Forms of Religious Life
Similarly, the great divinity as the great serpent seems clearly and
autochthonously phallic, despite all the complications, autochthonously, coming
in (cf. Hiatt 1996:112-15). And far from requiring an externally imposed
interpretation, perhaps ...
N.J. Allen, W.S.F. Pickering, W. Watts Miller, 2012
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Twentieth Century Practice: Infectious diseases
It might certainly be held with all positive- ness that all the conditions of place,
time, and person, which in addition to the specific germs still belong to the
cholera epidemics and from which cholera might arise autochthonously, were
present ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1898
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Cyclopaedia of the practice of medicine
There was an helminthiasis of different varieties, a pkthiriasis, and a scabies,
diseases which were supposed first to appear autochthonously, and then, by
equivocal generation, to produce the parasites associated with them; the latter
being ...
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Twentieth century practice
It might certainly be held with all positive- ness that all the conditions of place,
time, and person, which in addition to the specific germs still belong to the
cholera epidemics and from which cholera might arise autochthonously, were
present ...
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Population Dynamics in Prehistory and Early History: New ...
(2004) as proving that the Nasca culture developed autochthonously in the Rio
Grande drainage. Palaeoecologic data show that both the flourishing of the early
Nasca and the development of irrigation systems correlate with increasing aridity
...
Elke Kaiser, Joachim Burger, Wolfram Schier, 2012
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The Foundations of Ethology
Autochthonously, this action pattern is released by small objects, such as drops
of water, adhering to the bird's bill. In the conflict between alarm and incubation,
bill shaking appears regularly as a displacement activity; autochthonously it is ...
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A Beam of Intense Darkness: Wilfred Bion's Legacy to ...
One can intuit from these that thought originates autochthonously (solipsistically)
(Grotstein, 1995, 2000a) as an imaginative conjecture — but owes its
provenance to the impactful presence of the other who both inspires the origin of
the ...
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Zakim and Boyer's Hepatology: A Textbook of Liver Disease
... however, of comparative assessments of the relative morbidity and mortality of
travel‐associated (genotype 1 or 2) and autochthonously acquired (genotype 3
or 4) hepatitis E. In reciprocal cross‐infection trials using nonhuman primates and
...
Thomas D. Boyer, Michael P. Manns, Arun J. Sanyal, 2012
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Palaeoecology of Quaternary Drylands
In general, gypsum gets precipitated autochthonously from brines with a density
>1.1 15 g/cm3 (Sonnenfeld, 1984, 102). In contrast, anhydrite can be precipitated
autochthonously or might be a diagenesis product from gypsum (Usdowski, ...
Werner Smykatz-Kloss, Peter Felix-Henningsen, 2004
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Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology 10/2005
Humans had not originated as a single pair in one location but autochthonously
on the tablelands of Asia, Africa, America and Europe (Klencke 1854, 192-194).
Further afield, Alphonse de Candolle, too, in his Géographie botanique ...
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WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «AUTOCHTHONOUSLY»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
autochthonously w wiadomościach.
Ismail Lagardien
... may be the loss of some of the rich cultures that were brought to this country, and those that rose, autochthonously, notably in Cape Town. «Daily Maverick, Lip 15»
The Important Factor Of Cultural Indigenization
Even Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, himself a Jew, believed Moses and monotheism were autochthonously Egyptian. «GhanaWeb, Lut 14»
Authorship of the Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS)-A Plea …
... compulsion in claims of priority or ownership to see if others have anticipated you in that which you claim to be autochthonously yours? «Lankaweb, Sty 13»
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... biogeochemical violino enteroparesis insheaths [B]north face jackets[/B] supersyndicate autochthonously bulge jaconace comped piniferous ... «What Digital Camera, Wrz 10»
