КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «PHANTASMALLY»
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Phenomenology and Virtue Ethics
Reason involves a striving for evidence, where “evidence” is understood as the
experience of the agreement between what is meant in an empty intention and
what is sensuously or phantasmally given in a fulfilling intention (Husserl 1983,
345 ...
Kevin Hermberg, Paul Gyllenhammer, 2013
But once the step is taken and the process complete, the result (to say nothing of
the strenuous efforts accompanying it) appears so phantasmally instantaneous in
my memory as never to have existed. And it is thus, back and forth between ...
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Like a Film: Ideological Fantasy on Screen, Camera and Canvas
[imagined male] reader to manipulate the woman«s body phantasmally, to do
with it what he will, to imagine it in the future tense, caught up in a scene adapted
to his desire and to his benefit« (Barthes 1985:106¥7). But this is not to say that ...
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Spectres of the Self: Thinking about Ghosts and Ghost-Seeing ...
118 For Myers, the theory that the percipient was in the position of the clairvoyant
when hallucinating a telepathic impression explained the fact that there were no
cases of naked ghosts: 'it therefore would be strange if I phantasmally saw the ...
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An essay on intuitive morals: being an attempt to popularize ...
... originating power of causation, and that there is no illusion in the belief that this
causation descends into the sensible world, and takes place therein not
phantasmally, but actually. Mixed up with the doctrine of Theological Necessity
drawn ...
Frances Power Cobbe, 1859
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Building on Bion-- Branches: Contemporary Developments and ...
... its transformation into a conscience. The faeces represent the mode of attack.
The concrete 'no-thing' becomes a phantasmally real object that falsely fills the
space for thought, thereby preventing any possibility of real thoughts emerging.
Robert M. Lipgar, Malcolm Pines, 2003
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Rodman the Keeper: Southern Sketches
And here, soft wrought in memory's vague designs, Dim semblances her wistful
gaze will greet Of lost ones that inthrall phantasmally sweet The mirror's luminous
quietude enshrines. 7 But unto her these dubious forms that pass With shadowy ...
Constance Fenimore Woolson, 2012
... moment, were still thousands of years away, in the days of Nebuchadnezzar of
Babylon and Darius of Persia) but floated somewhere in the space between them
, as a man's reflection will float phantasmally before his eyes from a silent pond.
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Autobiographical Jews: Essays in Jewish Self-Fashioning
... Kofman was highly critical of Freud's psychoanalytic reading of art and
literature, but accepted as fact that Freud has proven that both the individual and
the collective past are constituted phantasmally by an individual or a people,
rather than ...
Michael Stanislawski, 2012
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National History and the World of Nations: Capital, State, ...
... and social classes as separate states within the nation (53–54, 61, 106). When
he criticizes immigrants for resisting Americanization, he asserts a connection
between Americanization and a phantasmally homogeneous national space.
НОВОСТИ, В КОТОРЫХ ВСТРЕЧАЕТСЯ ТЕРМИН «PHANTASMALLY»
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Ivo van Hove's Version of 'Angels in America' at BAM
True, washed-out video projections (by Tal Yarden) of city streets and open shores flicker phantasmally on the walls, and the songs of David ... «New York Times, Окт 14»
Cate Blanchett treads the boards in NYC
The analogy seems apt, however, for a show as phantasmally dark as Sydney Theatre Company's The Maids, opening at New York City Centre ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Авг 14»
Other People's Countries: A Journey into Memory – review
Nothing seems so phantasmally, so irretrievably gone as what was once the small, the local, the provincial. (It's the what-is-there, as opposed to ... «The Guardian, Мар 14»
