KONIUGACJA CZASOWNIKA PHENOMENALISE
PRESENT
Present
I phenomenalise
you phenomenalise
he/she/it phenomenalises
we phenomenalise
you phenomenalise
they phenomenalise
Present continuous
I am phenomenalising
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we are phenomenalising
you are phenomenalising
they are phenomenalising
Present perfect
I have phenomenalised
you have phenomenalised
he/she/it has phenomenalised
we have phenomenalised
you have phenomenalised
they have phenomenalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been phenomenalising
you have been phenomenalising
he/she/it has been phenomenalising
we have been phenomenalising
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PAST
Past
I phenomenalised
you phenomenalised
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we phenomenalised
you phenomenalised
they phenomenalised
Past continuous
I was phenomenalising
you were phenomenalising
he/she/it was phenomenalising
we were phenomenalising
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Past perfect
I had phenomenalised
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Past perfect continuous
I had been phenomenalising
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FUTURE
Future
I will phenomenalise
you will phenomenalise
he/she/it will phenomenalise
we will phenomenalise
you will phenomenalise
they will phenomenalise
Future continuous
I will be phenomenalising
you will be phenomenalising
he/she/it will be phenomenalising
we will be phenomenalising
you will be phenomenalising
they will be phenomenalising
Future perfect
I will have phenomenalised
you will have phenomenalised
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we will have phenomenalised
you will have phenomenalised
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Future perfect continuous
I will have been phenomenalising
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you will have been phenomenalising
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CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would phenomenalise
you would phenomenalise
he/she/it would phenomenalise
we would phenomenalise
you would phenomenalise
they would phenomenalise
Conditional continuous
I would be phenomenalising
you would be phenomenalising
he/she/it would be phenomenalising
we would be phenomenalising
you would be phenomenalising
they would be phenomenalising
Conditional perfect
I would have phenomenalise
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Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been phenomenalising
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IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you phenomenalise
we let´s phenomenalise
you phenomenalise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to phenomenalise
Past participle
phenomenalised
Present Participle
phenomenalising
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The word speaks to the Faustian man : a translation and ...
Reality is 'known' only to those who are cut off from it, for it is they alone who
phenomenalise it and themselves. Men of wisdom de- phenomenalise
themselves, get anonymous even to themselves and enter the portals of reality
only to become ...
2
Making Mathematics Phenomenal
David Pratt illustrates this lecture with examples taken from conventional topics such as number, algebra, geometry and statistics and from novel situations where mathematical methods are juxtaposed with social values.
3
Wittgenstein on Freud and Frazer
... 'we are totally unable to form a conception' (Freud ic).j()h: 66). On the other
hand, he does intermittently phenomenalise the unconscious, implying that what
we now see through a glass darkly, we may 2 2O Wittgenstein on Freud and
Frazer.
Just as in a swarm of bees or a cloud of dust odd members of the community near
this imaginary surface are continually passing in and out, so — if we
phenomenalise conception — we must assert that at the surface of water or of
iron odd ...
5
The Central Philosophy of Buddhism: A Study of the ...
... of that illusion. Kant might have feared that to claim to have knowledge of the
unconditioned would be to phenomenalise it; for, knowledge is possible only in
and through the categories. But this could be effectively warded off by refusing to.
6
Psychosis: Phenomenological and Psychoanalytical Approaches
But it must be admitted that we are still completely ignorant of the way in which
the invisibility of the gaze is nevertheless able to phenomenalise itself, as well as
of the path travelled by this phenomenalisation. We know only that this ...
Jozef Corveleyn, Paul Moyaert, 2003
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Wisdom in Action: Essays on the Spiritual Life
These abstractions become more and more concrete as they approach our plane
of existence, until finally they phenomenalise in the form of the material Universe,
by a process of conversion of metaphysics into physics. The Secret Doctrine, i ...
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Secret Doctrine: The Synthesis of Science, Religion and ...
These abstractions become more and more concrete as they approach our plane
of existence, until finally they phenomenalise in the form of the material Universe,
by a process of conversion of metaphysics into physics, analogous to that by ...
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, 2011
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Ineffability: The Failure of Words in Philosophy and Religion
It is more adequate than other devices because it does not ascribe properties of
qualities to emptiness and so does not phenomenalise emptiness" (P. Fenner,
The Ontology of the Middle Way, p. 39). is no end, even though there has not
been ...
Ben-Ami Scharfstein, 1993
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The Yoga-system of Pata?jali
Moreover such a hearing cannot be a quality ofthevarious [coarse substances]
such asearth, because, if it be such, these cannot be both the thing»to-be-
pheuomsnalized and the conditions-which-phenomenalise. —And the [second] ...
