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Значение слова aporétic в словаре румынский языка
aporétic adj. м., пл. aporétici; f. aporetic s., pl. aporétice aporétic adj. m., pl. aporétici; f. sg. aporétică, pl. aporétice
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The Authenticity of the Text in Hermeneutics - Pagina 142
The apore- tic of time has not been in vain because of its openness to the justification of the concept of historical time. Historical time, in its turn, is justified in the sense that it brings about the conjunction of lived time as mortal and cosmic times.
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Anthropology's Wake: Attending to the End of Culture - Pagina 201
... as in Rousseau's Second Discourse, the present, whether of the Caribbean or the European human, is constitutively apore- tic. On the one hand, the European human, on account of the logic of signaling, is always only no longer or not yet; ...
Scott J. Michaelsen, David E. Johnson, 2008
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Selected Writings of Richard McKeon: Volume One: ... - Pagina 500
30; of a time, 197; way of, 188 Philosophy: and action, 207-8, 406-28; as agent of civilization, 473; alethic and apore- tic phases, 40; aiethic conditions for improving, 40; almost impossible objectives, 40; of Aristotle. 137-64; and art, science, ...
Richard P. McKeon, Zahava K. McKeon, William G. Swenson, 1998
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Transforming Philosophy and Religion: Love's Wisdom - Pagina 74
not—and here he is markedly unlike Lévinas and Derrida—consider an apore- tic disjunction of love and justice to be the price to pay for maintaining an éthicité beyond the merely calculable. We will consider Ricoeur's non-dichotomous ...
Norman Wirzba, Bruce Ellis Benson, 2008
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The Catastrophe of Modernity: Tragedy and the Nation in ... - Pagina 217
... does not reproduce subalternity). I say "yes" because, in light of the final stanza's reference to "[rnarcharse] ahora a formar las izquierdas" [going off the form the lefts], the poem clearly anticipates a political approach to the apore- tic structure ...
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Indiscretion: Finitude and the Naming of God - Pagina 260
... ambiguities between the experience of absence and the absence of experience in both the theological and the thanatological spheres — and more broadly in all those apore- tic instances toward which these might point, insofar as "death, ...
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Judeities: - Pagina 172
... tkeir apore- tic paradoxaliry. A faitkfulness "not in on it," not in on anytking, not in on the dignifyingnejj of absolute faithfulness (the move of 172 u A Monster of Faithfulness.
Bettina Bergo, Joseph D. Cohen, Raphael Zagury-Orly, 2009
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Corrupting Youth: Political Education, Democratic Culture, ...
philosophical sophistication of the theorist.1 But if my argument about the apore- tic, polyphonic, and generative qualities of dialogues like the Gorgias (and Protagoras) is right, then this view of theory is too “Creonic.” Perhaps there was no ...
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Comparative Literary Dimensions: Essays in Honor of Melvin ...
It represents Beckett's apore- tic failure to name things as they are and, like the Yes coiled inside the Sceptic's No, it demands constant resurrection from the ashes of previous attempts. Here I offer a comment on the implications of this for ...
Melvin J. Friedman, Jay L. Halio, Ben Siegel, 2000
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Divine Passions: The Social Construction of Emotion in India
The model of the text in the study of culture, then, becomes an infinite play of differences, of which no one interpretation is authoritative and final. The world is a cultural text given in the signs of language. In such an apore- tic, or unlimited and ...
