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Definition of Definitions of Concepts
Social Forces, 1939A PPLIED sociology consists today more largely in the application of serviceable concepts and in tested techniques of social research, than in the application of laws or principles, which are few in verified number and usually too general in statement to solve some concrete problem.
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Veterinary Record, 2017
RECENT scholarship within this journal (Baumgaertner and others 2016) found evidence of disputes between experts concerning the definition of suffering. I thought it might be useful – and simple – to remind readers of the definition of suffering. As Morton (2016) points out, ‘suffering’ is defined in the Animal …
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RECENT scholarship within this journal (Baumgaertner and others 2016) found evidence of disputes between experts concerning the definition of suffering. I thought it might be useful – and simple – to remind readers of the definition of suffering. As Morton (2016) points out, ‘suffering’ is defined in the Animal …
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BMJ, 2000
Gore Vidal told a wonderful joke on the radio recently about the former British prime minister Harold Macmillan and a social visit he paid with his wife to the then French president, Charles de Gaulle. At the end of a long and probably very boring meal, Macmillan turned to Madame de Gaulle and asked politely what she was looking forward …
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Gore Vidal told a wonderful joke on the radio recently about the former British prime minister Harold Macmillan and a social visit he paid with his wife to the then French president, Charles de Gaulle. At the end of a long and probably very boring meal, Macmillan turned to Madame de Gaulle and asked politely what she was looking forward …
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Journal of Child Language, 1995
ABSTRACTThe study examined whether the use of superordinate terms in children's definitions was predicted by relevance theory. Two hundred and six children aged five to ten years gave definitions for 16 basic-level words and four superordinate words from natural kind and artefact semantic domains. Superordinate terms were used more frequently when they
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ABSTRACTThe study examined whether the use of superordinate terms in children's definitions was predicted by relevance theory. Two hundred and six children aged five to ten years gave definitions for 16 basic-level words and four superordinate words from natural kind and artefact semantic domains. Superordinate terms were used more frequently when they
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College Composition and Communication, 1968
Charles Weingartner, Ralph Borsodi
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Charles Weingartner, Ralph Borsodi
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Toward a Definition of Blockchain: Analyzing Definitions to Propose a Definition
KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATIONDefinitions serve a range of purposes, including providing meaning to a term, describing the characteristics of an object being defined, eliminating any ambiguity about the meaning of a term, demonstrating the etymology of a word, and so on. However, scholars hold differing opinions on everything from the necessity of definitions to the very existence ...
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