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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «INSUBSTANTIALITY»
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The Inner Science of Buddhist Practice: Vasubandhu's Summary ...
774 THE INSUBSTANTIALITY OF ENTITIES The insubstantiality of entities is not
found among the five heaps because this term refers to an unconditioned entity,
and the heaps are made up exclusively of conditioned entities. All unconditioned
...
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Static condition can be said as absoluteness. Moving condition can be said as
relativity. Absoluteness can be said as substantiality. Relativity can be said as
insubstantiality. To sense the insubstantiality is the function of five senses and the
...
3
Get a God!: More Conversations with Coyote
The ego gains perspective on its own story and acquires a certain realistic
humility. This has the effect of either terror at the insubstantiality of our ego or
ecstasy at letting go the up-tightness of defending the ego against nothingness.
This latter ...
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The Dispeller of Disputes: Nagarjuna's Vigrahavyavartani
Because you negate the insubstantiality of things. If negation is of an existent
thing and not of a nonexistent one, and if you negate the insubstantiality of
allthings, is itnot that the insubstantiality of allthings is established? Your speech,
which is ...
without evident difficulty. As many legends illustrate, insubstantiality, or the power
to assume diverse substantial forms at will, can be used for the most improper
ends. The ghosts of the philosophers, the bundles of sensations or
consciousness ...
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Resemblance & Disgrace: Alexander Pope and the Deformation ...
70 For Hazlitt the Rape goes beyond miniaturization to become a miracle of
insubstantiality; the poem "is the most exquisite specimen of filagree work ever
invented. It is admirable in proportion as it is made of nothing ... It is made of
gauze and ...
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Artificial Transcendentalism
The mindisnobly sad about the insubstantiality of existence, so it becomes
seriousabout the temporary recognition of insignificance in dailylife.Daily life
entails numberless holes, in which the most significant secret resides because
every ...
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Living Alterities: Phenomenology, Embodiment, and Race
In her paradoxical reinscription of the text of sati/suicide, her substantial
menstrual blood is (her) truth-knowledge of the insubstantiality of the self and is
her piety of place. There is no wood that destroys a/the body and, hence, conveys
the ...
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Between Stillness and Motion: Film, Photography, Algorithms
By far the most opaque moment in Metz's essay occurs when he invokes the
source that makes possible such seamless and direct becoming: namely, the “
insubstantiality” of movement. (By “insubstantiality”, Metz would seem to mean ...
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The Philosophy of Philosophy
We can call the sentence “temporal-analytic” if we like, but that in no way implies
that it is somehow insubstantial, because there is no background connection
between eternity and some sort of insubstantiality. Similarly, calling a sentence ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «INSUBSTANTIALITY»
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insubstantiality no contexto das seguintes notícias.
'Irrational Man': The film would be a real slog without Emma Stone …
Actor Joaquin Phoenix's performance in the new Woody Allen film is a fuzzy, amorphous piece of work and the film has a breezy insubstantiality ... «Christian Science Monitor, jul 15»
How to Experience Glimpses of Southern Europe, Asia, and Miami …
They are easy to find, usually cover a very small area, and have about them the insubstantiality of a hologram. The Experience: A southern ... «TheStranger.com, jul 15»
Nietzsche on Buddhist Philosophy
In the Buddhist perspective life is characterized by three important traits: conditionality (cause and effect), impermanence, and insubstantiality. «Lankaweb, jun 15»
Milan Kundera's first novel in 14 years a witty play on insignificance
He and D'Ardelo may end up trapped in a mutually spun web of fictions and lies, but Ramon accepts this insubstantiality as inherent to the ... «South China Morning Post, jun 15»
Hijacking the Anthropocene
Bill Blackwater has exposed the “self-contradictions, simplistic fantasy, and the sheer insubstantiality” of BTI's thought, and John Bellamy Foster ... «International Viewpoint, jun 15»
The Festival of Insignificance by Milan Kundera; trans. Linda Asher …
He and D'Ardelo may end trapped in a mutually spun web of fictions and lies, but Ramon accepts this insubstantiality as inherent to the human ... «The Independent, mai 15»
'A Hand Reached Down to Guide Me': David Gates' signature riffs
But at their best, these efforts capture a floating insubstantiality we can't help but recognize because it also belongs to us. "You always like to ... «Los Angeles Times, mai 15»
How comedians can help us take politics more seriously
... nothing left to hide. Politicians long to appear substantial – which is often comical to behold. Comedians celebrate their own insubstantiality. «The Guardian, mai 15»
'The Visit': Theater Review
But there's no getting around the insubstantiality and rather arch misanthropy of the material, adapted by Terrence McNally from Swiss ... «Hollywood Reporter, abr 15»
Review: 'Fun Home' at the Circle in the Square Theater
... Change”), which captures both the nagging persistence of memory and its frustrating insubstantiality, with leitmotifs that tease and shimmer. «New York Times, abr 15»
