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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Totalisation"”.
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Sens de l'expression "nominalisme dialectique" dans la "critique de la raison dialectique" de Jean-Paul Sartre
… de mots se rapportant directement au nom "totalisation" et préfigure son importance conceptuelle qui est l'enjeu de cette recherche. Définissant le nominalisme sartrien, la notion de totalisation, et plus précisément son emploi répété, exige une compréhension sans ambiguïté de sa …
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Negotiating Gossip in the Spanish Realist Novel
… schism/bonding, differentiation/homogenisation, totalisation/fragmentation, speculation/substantiation, among others. Chapter 1 on Emilia Pardo Bazán’s Los Pazos de Ulloa and La madre Naturaleza examines gossip’s role in apportioning blame and stereotyping, and marginalising others. In a form of …
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Artistic practices & democratic politics: towards the markers of uncertainty: from counter-hegemonic positions to plural hegemonies
… but judges this lack in a way that resists the totalisation of the sensible. However, perhaps the way to weaken the centre is not just to expose its flaws, but to pluralise hegemonies. In this way, the idea to pluralise modernism in the era of globalisation could help us to redefine modern …
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Ethical decision making in the National Health Service: A theoretical analysis of clinical negligence with reference to the existential writings of Søren Kierkegaard, Emmanuel Levinas, and Jean-Paul Sartre.
… the concept as best described by Levinas as totalisation .<br/><br/>Where previously the argument was located at the individual (subject) and organisational (system) level, in Chapter Seven it moves outwards to consider how the authentic individual can create a civil society.<br/><br/>Given …
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Totalising Rhetoric in Late Antique Greek Poetry
The question at the core of my thesis is how to holistically make sense of the colossal corpus defined by classical scholars as ‘Late Antique Greek poetry’. The phrase refers to the work of (primarily Christian) poets from the Greek-speaking Eastern Roman/Byzantine Empire roughly between 4th-7th c. …