КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «INCORPORATEDNESS»
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Colet was left with the unsatisfying conviction that God's creation must be good ,
but that man had to get out of it. And the way to do so was by forsaking the lively
bustle of society for motionless incorporatedness. Thus human society, like that ...
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Writing Sites: A Genealogy of the Postmodern World
This is the idea of the eradication of an already existing division, the fracture of
representation. Rather it is incorporation as a consequence of the necessarily
always already incorporatedness of the point of view. Assimilation would enable
the ...
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The History of English Law Before the Time of Edward I
With such 'incorporated bodies' they contrast agjjregates of men that are not
incorporated, townships, parishes, gilds2. They demand that incorporatedness
shall have some definite and authoritative commencement; the corporation does
not ...
Frederick Pollock, Frederic William Maitland, 2007
... INCONVERTIBLENESSES INCONVERTIBLY INCONVINCIBLE INCONY
INCOORDINATION INCOORDINATIONS INCORPORABLE INCORPORATE
INCORPORATED INCORPORATEDNESS INCORPORATEDNESSES
INCORPORATES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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Business and Sustainability: Concepts, Strategies and Changes
Moreover, his phenomenology allows and embodies the development of
sensitivities and senses of and for natural, human, and ''spiritual'' qualities in their
embodied incorporatedness and interconnectedness. For this, it will be
imperative not ...
Gabriel Eweje, Martin Perry, 2011
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Constructing a Postcolonial-surrealist Framework for West ...
Rather the strength that makes an item of knowledge a fact or a conviction comes
from the age, the incorporatedness and the character of that particular item of
knowledge as a condition of life (Nietzsche, 1974, p. 110). "Truth," therefore, is
not ...
Bunmi John Oloruntoba, 2008
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Cognitive Technology: In Search of a Humane Interface
This concept is a regulative idea expressing the possibility of imaginization, if the
maximum of incorporatedness and situatedness are realized in relation to the
system. In this perspective, imaginization appears as something which is very ...
J.L. Mey, B. Gorayska, 1995
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A Practice Theoretical Analysis of Real Time Collaboration ...
As subjects refer to the same practical knowledge inherent in a practice, the
social in practice theory is the collective incorporatedness of practical knowledge
which enables the repetition of routinised activities over time-space boundaries.
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Dict Philos Terms Germ-Eng
... (dec, mat) Einverleibtheitƒ •incorporatedness (Nietz- sche) (met)
Einverleibungƒ •incorporation (jur, pol, nat) Einverständnishandeln n •
consensually oriented action, behaviour based on mutual consent (Weber) (soc,
act) < Anstaltshandeln, ...
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The History of English Law
With such 'incorporated bodies' they contrast aggregates of men that are not
incorporated, townships, parishes, gilds*. They demand that incorporatedness
shall have some definite and authoritative commencement ; the corporation does
not ...
Frederick Pollock (Sir)), Frederic William Maitland, 1976
