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1
Logical Learning Theory: A Human Teleology and Its Empirical ...
I have already noted in this and the previous chapter that the Wurzburg school of
imageless thought (circa 1901-1909) pointed to the Aufgabe as establishing a
precedent Einstellung that then extends sequaciously into the findings of the ...
2
Personality and Life-style of Young Male Managers: A Logical ...
If we precedently assume that behavior is an efficient-cause sequence of
observed motions, it follows sequaciously that there must be a "causer" of the
motions which therefore must take place in affirmation and/or predication. We
want to know ...
3
The British Controversialist and Literary Magazine
... placing the chief corner-stone upon the edifice which Aristotle first began
formally to construct, as a temple for the Goddess of Eeason, but which he
capped with a blunder — a blunder, too, sequaciously acquiesced in by almost
all logicians, ...
Mr Pool just nodded sequaciously and sat down at his computer terminal to get to
work. “Hello beautiful,” the man said, approaching Sarah's avatar sitting alone in
the virtual chat room. “You look like you'd care for some company.” She smiled ...
... that desperately hold onto a worn and battered past, reeled to unwind, yet
falling fast, while knowing well—time doesn't last; and, sequaciously clings to
regrets, millions of broken themes, myriads of shattered dreams, of a gone and
forgotten ...
6
Autobiography of a Yogi:
I had been prejudiced against astrology from mychildhood, partly because I
observedthatmany people are sequaciously attached toit,and partly becauseof a
predictionmade byour family astrologer: "You willmarry three times,being twice a
...
Paramhansa Yogananda,
2014
7
Delirious Milton: The Fate of the Poet in Modernity
... they are reading an edition sequaciously punctuated after those of 1667 and
1674, in which “him” is preceded by a colon: “For Chaos heard his voice: him all
his train / Followed in bright procession to behold / Creation” (7.221–222).
8
Hogs, Mules, and Yellow Dogs: Growing Up on a Mississippi ...
She slid sequaciously to others, such as “God Put a Rainbow in the Cloud,” and
experimented with some that were obviously concocted, winding up with one of
my favorites, “Climbing Iacob's Ladder.” Tunes to some of these are fast ...
9
Image Critique and the Fall of the Berlin Wall
Their alternative visions of the fall of the Wall take up a position vis-à-vis the '
prefabricated' euphoric image of the fall of the Wall that leads sequaciously to the
celebration of an apparent end of ideological history. Through their ready-made ...
10
The British Controversialist: And Literary Magazine
... began formally to construct, as a temple for the Goddess of Ecason, but which
he capped with a blunder — a blunder, too, sequaciously acquiesced in by
almost all logicians, and never fully and explicitly insisted on being set aside until
now.