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2021
In this short chapter, the purpose and direction of part two of this book is described, which is to elaborate a theory of objects built from the history of four main kinds or orders of objects. The first section of this four-section history begins by introducing the broad strokes of the first kind of object that emerged in prehistory: the ordinal ...
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In this short chapter, the purpose and direction of part two of this book is described, which is to elaborate a theory of objects built from the history of four main kinds or orders of objects. The first section of this four-section history begins by introducing the broad strokes of the first kind of object that emerged in prehistory: the ordinal ...
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2012
Students experience a force every time the car they drive rounds a corner, and yet they have difficulty with the concept of centripetal force. Some common misconceptions that need to be addressed in the study of circular or centripetal motion are the following:No force is needed for circular motion.The force that throws you out from the center is the ...
Jan Mader, Mary Winn
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Students experience a force every time the car they drive rounds a corner, and yet they have difficulty with the concept of centripetal force. Some common misconceptions that need to be addressed in the study of circular or centripetal motion are the following:No force is needed for circular motion.The force that throws you out from the center is the ...
Jan Mader, Mary Winn
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2019
Abstract This chapter argues that being is in motion, but that motion appears first and foremost historically as space. During the period of time roughly defined as the Neolithic (10,000 bce–5000 bce), movement begins to take on a certain dominant mode of distribution or circulation, defined by an inward trajectory from the periphery ...
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Abstract This chapter argues that being is in motion, but that motion appears first and foremost historically as space. During the period of time roughly defined as the Neolithic (10,000 bce–5000 bce), movement begins to take on a certain dominant mode of distribution or circulation, defined by an inward trajectory from the periphery ...
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2019
Abstract This chapter proposes a new understanding of prehistoric art and aesthetic function. The theory of kinesthetic function is defined by three interrelated features, which are defined in this chapter. Once these features are laid out, we will then be in a better place to see how this kinesthetic field concretely emerged in the ...
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Abstract This chapter proposes a new understanding of prehistoric art and aesthetic function. The theory of kinesthetic function is defined by three interrelated features, which are defined in this chapter. Once these features are laid out, we will then be in a better place to see how this kinesthetic field concretely emerged in the ...
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2017
Centripetal democracy is the idea that legitimate democratic institutions set in motion forms of citizen practice and representative behaviour that serve as powerful drivers of political identity formation. Partisan modes of political representation in the context of multifaceted electoral and direct democratic voting opportunities are emphasized on ...
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Centripetal democracy is the idea that legitimate democratic institutions set in motion forms of citizen practice and representative behaviour that serve as powerful drivers of political identity formation. Partisan modes of political representation in the context of multifaceted electoral and direct democratic voting opportunities are emphasized on ...
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This chapter examines the gloss and its role in transforming historical and legal texts through commentary. The gloss operates as an extension of a tutor text, evolving from marginal commentary into a significant intellectual and legal tool.
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