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Darwin in Russian Thought
A typical Russian scientist-neovitalist tried to point out the reasons why this label
did not refer to his particular orientation. This, however, did not prevent him from
relying heavily on standard neovitalist arguments. Only a relatively small number
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Though not able to actually read minds, Jimmy was able to evaluate the aptitude
of each volunteer for a lifetime of service as a Neovitalist leader. He approved 28
of the students, and these were ordained as Neovitalist ministers in a simple ...
Although Blackman aims to restage James, and indeed, promises a “radical
relationality,” where there is a dissolution of boundaries between self and other,
resonant with the heart of mysticism, neovitalist microsociology draws most ...
William B. Parsons, William Barclay Parsons,
2011
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Nomadic Theory: The Portable Rosi Braidotti
NOMADIC SPIRITUALITY One area where residual traces of spirituality can be
clearly seen is in the contemporary rise of neovitalist thought. As I have argued in
chapter 5, social theory since poststructuralism has emphasized the materially ...
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The Time of Life: Heidegger and Ethos
But a decisive shortcoming in this vitalist or neovitalist approach (which,
Heidegger remarks, is “just as dangerous as mechanism” with regard to
biological problems) is that the organism is isolated in advance from its
environment: “[T]he ...
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Communities of Sense: Rethinking Aesthetics and Politics
... compositional sociabilities and intensities).≤≤ Bergson's neovitalist ''logic of
multiplicities'' and Ruyer's concept of ''real extension'' (partes in unitate), qualified
as a ''fusional multiplicity,'' might have been equally constitutive.≤≥ Crucial ...
Beth Hinderliter, Vered Maimon, Jaleh Mansoor,
2009
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The Inorganic Life of Assemblages: Deleuze and Guattari's ...
This thesis is a creative and critical attempt to situate the systems of assemblages from "The Geology of Morals" within the larger context of Deleuze and Guattari's reimagining of life along inorganic lines.
Leslie Dema, University of Guelph. Department of Philosophy, University of Guelph. School of Graduate Studies,
2007
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The purpose of evolution: the "struggle for existence" in ...
The plant physiologist I.P. Borodin may not have been a clear-cut neovitalist, but
he delivered a paper before the St. Petersburg Society of Naturalists in 1894
entitled "Protoplasm and Vitalism," which received much attention because of its
...
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Animal Others: On Ethics, Ontology, and Animal Life
(383) These remarks help to clarify the sense in which Heidegger's analyses
problematize neovitalist conceptions of the organism, which ultimately appeal to
an entelechy, but also problematize more fundamentally the ascription of an ...
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Reconciling Science and Religion: The Debate in ...
The existence of this fertile soil in which the seeds of a popular reaction against
materialism could be sown has to be taken into account in assessing the
significance of the neovitalist movement. While never able to gain much of a
hearing in ...