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Extremism as Immanence and Process:
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Kapferer, Bruce, Kapferer, Roland
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Oral Tradition, 1995 I argue that the ballad protagonists "emerge as larger-than-life figures, prototypical in their stubborn postures of defiance and allegiance" (1992: 409). The corrido, as an instance of commemorative utterance, taps into "the wellsprings of consensus within the community . . .
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Immanent philosophy of X [PDF]
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2016 In this paper I examine the relationship between historians, philosophers and sociologists of science, and indeed scientists themselves. I argue that (i) they co-habit a shared intellectual territory (science and its past); and (ii) they should be able to do so peacefully, and with mutual respect, even if they disagree radically about how to describe ...
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Ubiquity of synonymity: almost all large binary trees are not uniquely identified by their spectra or their immanantal polynomials. [PDF]
Algorithms Mol Biol, 2012 Matsen FA, Evans SN.
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TRANSCENDENCE AND IMMANENCE IN ART
The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 1953 openaire +1 more source
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The Computational Complexity of Immanants
SIAM Journal on Computing, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Peter Burgisser
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Immanence and Spaces of Possibility
2022This chapter argues for accepting the individual person as they are, in and of themself through poiesis. Poiesis is the apprehension of the other without seeking causality or judgement. In moving away from causal and reductionist thought spaces of possibility emerge that make creative thought and actions possible.
Aaron Pycroft, Clemens Bartollas
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2003
Abstract Aristotle claims that Platonic forms are not in things, and that this is just as well, since ‘it is easy to collect many absurdities against such a theory’ (Metaph. A 9, 99lbl8–19; cf. M 5, 1079b22–3). He records some of the absurdities in the Peri Ideōn, portions of which are preserved by Alexander in his commentary on ...
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Abstract Aristotle claims that Platonic forms are not in things, and that this is just as well, since ‘it is easy to collect many absurdities against such a theory’ (Metaph. A 9, 99lbl8–19; cf. M 5, 1079b22–3). He records some of the absurdities in the Peri Ideōn, portions of which are preserved by Alexander in his commentary on ...
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