(adjective) of, relating to, or consisting of a name or names
a kind of onomastic genealogy that literalizes the Wittgensteinian concept of family relationships
on the relation between Kopek (i.e., cents) to Ruble (i.e., dollars) in Broom
a kind of onomastic genealogy that literalizes the Wittgensteinian concept of family relationships
on the relation between Kopek (i.e., cents) to Ruble (i.e., dollars) in Broom
(psychoanalysis) the process of investment of mental or emotional energy in a person, object, or idea
It is about cathecting enough other people and enough of the world
in an email to Robert K Bolger, on AA (in Gesturing Toward Reality p45)
It is about cathecting enough other people and enough of the world
in an email to Robert K Bolger, on AA (in Gesturing Toward Reality p45)
just begun and so not fully formed or developed; rudimentary
We use narrative to create an ordered "human time" out of the inchoate, uncontrollable cosmic time
We use narrative to create an ordered "human time" out of the inchoate, uncontrollable cosmic time
defined by Ricoeur as the balance of the idem and the ipse: one's belief in oneself, which cannot be verified by empirical evidence or extrinsic proof, but is based in confidence
Lenore's self-assurance--or what Ricoeur would call her attestation--grows over the course of the novel
Lenore's self-assurance--or what Ricoeur would call her attestation--grows over the course of the novel
a tendency to extreme loquacity
The deadening logorrhea of failed communication is the endgame of late postmodernist literature
The deadening logorrhea of failed communication is the endgame of late postmodernist literature