- semiotics,
poiesis (/pɔɪˈiːsɪs/; from
Ancient Gr****: ποίησις) is the
process of
emergence of
something that did not
previously exist.
Forms of
poiesis—including...
-
Robert Pielke. In 1996, PDC
partnered with
InteLex Corporation to
develop POIESIS:
Philosophy Online Serials. This
project made the
content of
dozens of...
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symbolic forms. The
corresponding terms for the
processes are
esthesis and
poiesis. Like 'emic' and 'etic', both
words appear to be
derived from a suffix...
- action) or the path of
letters (
poiesis, creation, production), I
understood for the
first time the
power of the word "
poiesis" and
invented the word that...
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Poetry (a term
derived from the Gr**** word
poiesis, "making"), also
called verse, is a form of
literature that uses
aesthetic and
often rhythmic qualities...
- word
formed from allo- (Gr****
prefix meaning other or different) and -
poiesis (Gr****
suffix meaning production,
creation or formation). Allopoiesis,...
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their modern counterparts. For the
ancient Gr****s,
playwriting involved poïesis, "the act of making". This is the
source of the
English word poet. In the...
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Dionysus Shipwrecked (Διόνυσος Ναυαγός
Dionysos Nauagos)
Islands (Νῆσοι Nesoi)
Niobos (Νίοβος)
Poetry (Ποίησις
Poiesis)...
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Erythropoiesis (from Gr**** 'erythro'
meaning "red" and '
poiesis' "to make") is the
process which produces red
blood cells (erythrocytes),
which is the...
- phenomenology"
suggests three fundamental movements of life[clarification needed]—
póiesis, práxis, and theoría—and that
these have
three corresponding dispositions:...
