- epistemology. It is also a
concept in linguistics,
refer to
Predicate (grammar).
Ascriptive inequality "The
Sociology of Gender:
Theoretical Perspectives and Feminist...
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members of an
ascriptive group, and thus
excludes analyses that take
advantage of the
explanatory power of
deviation among allocators.
Ascriptive inequality...
- A
referential subact corresponding to "its" An
ascriptive subact corresponding to "usual" An
ascriptive subact corresponding to "place"
Similar analysis...
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Trait ascription bias is the
tendency for
people to view
themselves as
relatively variable in
terms of personality,
behavior and mood
while viewing others...
-
subsequent verses,
whereas established Christian practice treats each
Psalm ascription as
independent and unnumbered,
resulting in 116 more
verses in Jewish...
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north India... In
earlier centuries, says Kolff, "Rajput" was a more
ascriptive term,
referring to all
kinds of
Hindus who
lived the life of the adventuring...
- (such as the Sinti, or the Romanichal) do not use this term as a self-
ascription for the
entire ethnic group. Sometimes, rom and
romani are
spelled with...
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group into
which they are born,
rather than
earning it
entirely on merit.
Ascriptive qualities such as race/ethnicity, gender, and
class of
origin can all...
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structure TwoListQueue implements signature QUEUE. Furthermore, the
opaque ascription denoted by :>
states that any
types which are not
defined in the signature...
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Ruskin coined this term in
Modern Painters III (1856) to
describe the
ascription of
human emotions to
inanimate objects and
impersonal natural forces,...
