-
always creates both an
individual subject and a
collective subject,
which individuate themselves concurrently. Like
Maurice Merleau-Ponty,
Simondon believed...
- The
Individuated Hobbit: Jung, Tolkien, and the
Archetypes of Middle-Earth (1979) is a
critical study of the
works of J.R.R.
Tolkien by
Timothy R. O'Neill...
-
respective hinterlands,
reserving the
autonomous regions the
right to
individuate metropolitan areas in
their territory. In 2009,
amendments added Reggio...
- Schliemann,
Frank Calvert and
Wilhelm Dörpfeld in the 1870s.
These scholars individuated nine
different cities that had
overlapped with one another, from prehistory...
- them
vigorously enough,
pushing them past the
realm of
caricature to
individuate themselves onscreen." The
Daily Telegraph said Church, Gershon, and Hirsch...
- the
effectual call of each
elect saint of God
would always come as an
individuated personal encounter with God's promises". The
process by
which the elect...
-
hierarchical polities,
institutionalised violence and the
separated individuated ego ****ociated with a
period of
climatic stress. A
prominent Gr**** general...
- is unique.
Another proposal for
concrete particulars is that they are
individuated by
their space-time location.
Concrete particulars encountered in everyday...
-
volunteers selected to be "guards" were
given uniforms specifically to de-
individuate them, and they were
instructed to
prevent prisoners from escaping. The...
- subjectivity, or a
unity of
consciousness through all the
specific states of
individuated phenomenality." Ātman,
states Eliot Deutsch, is the "pure, undifferentiated...
