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... years. It's the closest thing there is to HELL ON EARTH." ISBN 9989-929-22-x SUITE 101 NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER TOPIC... ... exactly what I think of him, his lies, his deceit, his lack of emotions, he is just an image not a real person … and I realise that not only did th... ...ne else will ever know. My N still wants to be in contact with me because I too know my x-N better than anyone else. But remember, some Ns like to ... ... I was never allowed to have my feelings and emotions if they encroached on her perfect image of herself." Return Oh, What a Tangled Web The... ...I wanted to talk to ex-N so much today. Yet the desire to N-dip m a d e m e v e r y a n x i o u s . I t ' s a s t h o u g h m y n e e d f o r h i m ,... ... go down to his level – because that is where he permanently is. Faced with his mirror image – the narcissist always recoils." How to Cope with a N... ...ve in all this? Where is the commitment to the loved one's welfare, the discipline, the extension of oneself to incorporate the beloved, the mutual ... ...uld regard an instrument or implement. It is the Source of his Narcissistic Supply, his extension, a mirror, an echo chamber, the symbiont. In short... ...ially-acceptable forms of abuse – such as doting, smothering, treating the child as an extension of the parent, forcing the child to realise the par...

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...he Cross VIII. Appendix – Terrorism as a Psychodynamic Phenomenon IX. The Author X. About "After the Rain" Terrorists and Freedom Fighters ... ...robbing and other manner of organized and contumacious criminality become integral extensions of the struggle. A criminal corporatism emerges, str... ... negotiating, bargaining and, finally, accepting graciously - cemented the role and image of the KLA as not only a military outfit but also a politi... ...ed Albanian organized and ruthless crime. But contrary to media-fostered popular images - crime was but one thread in the emerging tapestry of th... ...d of venality, incompetence and outright crime. A lasting transformation of such an image cannot be attained by terpsichorean supineness. To regain ... ...ligious elements) because it constitutes "Narcissistic Supply". Bin Laden (and by extension Islamic fundamentalism) is the narcissistic complement... ...served to rekindle these hopes and delusions periodically. Thus, the Turks (and, by extension, Islam) served as a politically cohering factor and pr... ...id couples. "I am an Israeli ..." Therefore: "I am not ... (a citizen of country X, which is not Israel)". You can safely derive the true statem... ...plies 220 possible positive statements of the type "I am ... (a citizen of country X, which is not India)", including the statement "I am an Israel...

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...toward the Pacific? 4. Scripting Symbols of Shape Scripting symbolic images lets man communicate over space and time. Balance of power shifts f... ...... ...o imitate. He instructed his pupils to select places and then form mental images in them. That way the order of the places might preserve the order ... ...ember learning the following equivalents in grade school? 1=I, 5=V, 10=X, 50=L, 100=C, 500=D, and 1000=M In some cases, we could subtract by pl... ...icle concluded, ―Most important of all, printing proved to be the greatest extension of human consciousness ever created.‖ First Page after...

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... Many of the basic religious concepts of India had THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION x been popularized in the West, with Buddhist and Hindu doctrines being wi... ... continues on through all eternity. The wheel of rebirth is a much favored image of Buddhists. Many Buddhists claim that it is possible to remember pr... ...le object. This may be a specific object or thought, it may be a religious image. The im- mediate result of such intense concentration is withdrawal f... ... the fire, think that he who knows how to make mental use of the subjective image of that word, can set anything ablaze or even produce flames without a... ...low or behind it, where “here” and “there” do not exist; where there is no extension in space, which means that space doesn’t exist [and] that time do... ...ting from one form of Christianity to another, rather than a substan- tial extension of the Christian sphere of influence. The reason for the resurgen...

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...y VIII. In Defense of Psychoanalysis IX. Metaphors of Mind – The Dialog of Dreams X. Use and Abuse of Differential Diagnoses XI. Althusser – The T... ...for the "atoms" of consciousness: physical sensations, affections or feelings, and images (in both memories and dreams). Functionalists, headed by ... ...ulfill our wishes, we resort to Phantasies (e.g., dreams, "screen memories") where imagery and irrational narratives - displaced, condensed, render... ...e's common sense and previous experience. Its statements are of these forms: "given X, Y, and Z reported by the patient - doesn't it stand to (every... ...nd Z reported by the patient - doesn't it stand to (everyday) reason that A caused X?" or "We know that B causes M, that M is very similar to X, an... ...re is worth a thousand words" the saying goes and computer users know that to store images requires more memory than any other type of data. But dre... ...ng are AUTISTIC states of mind with severe cognitive and emotional distortions. By extension, one can talk about "narcissistic cultures" as "dream ...

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...elow. (Moniteur, Nos. 197, 198, 199; Hist. Parl. xxviii. 301-5; Deux Amis, x. 368-374.) And so Marat People’s-Friend is ended; the lone Stylites has g... ...hats, saluting reverently; for what heart but must be touched? (Deux Amis, x. 374- 153 Thomas Carlyle 384.) Others growl and howl. Adam Lux, of Mentz... ...ld go every day’ and demand a Constitution, till one were got; (Deux Amis, x. 345.) whereby suicidal France might rally and pacify itself; a thing ine... ... business is like to be heavy, our Revolu- tionary Tribunal too shall have extension; be divided, say, into Four Tribunals, each with its President, e... ... Thomas Carlyle cated timber; hissing with leather and prunella. The metal Images are molten; the marble Images become mortar-lime; the stone Mountain... ... time. The World is black ashes; which, ah, when will they grow green? The Images all run into amor- phous Corinthian brass; all Dwellings of men dest...

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... and without means of communication or mutual support except by water. The extension led to fresh sorrows. The Tamasese men quartered themselves in th... ...that the warships could not spare him more than fifty men a day. The great extension of the Ger- man quarter, he goes on, did not “allow a full occupa... ...linquished the con- trol of the police. 114 A Footnote to History CHAPTER X – THE HURRICANE MARCH 1889 T HE SO-CALLED HARBOUR of Apia is formed in pa... ...t blood is thicker than water.’” One more trait will serve to build up the image of this typical sea-officer. A tiny schoo- ner, the Equator, Captain ... ...er the chief justice. We have here a problem of conduct, and what seems an image of inconsistency, very hard at the first sight to be solved by any Eu...

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... of the so-called “artistic worlds”, that pay more attention to their own image than to creation”, to which is now opposed the meditation of “a primi... ...al aspect, paradoxism can be considered, within limits, as an exacerbated extension of postmodernism, an instrumentation of a code of the optional in... ...), by a double action: refusal of the myths and the mental habits, of the images and relations of the established cultural system, a will to introduc... ... imposed, that the poetry of paradoxist de-construction doesn’t annul the image (internal, potential) and the proposal of construction (a reconstruct... ...ification of paradoxism (in a prolonged phase of dissidence, in a polemic extension), we must then say that original notion has assimilated not only ... ...ous “bell of silence” - what may indicate too that “clandestine” relative extension of literature that realizes itself with the means of negation (ty... ...vague laboratory instruments, disillusioned oases of tale, the flowers are X- rayed their hidden structures, the “submarine” images see also aerian pr...

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...ual opinion. Public relations or publicity .The promotion of rapport, goodwill or image. Usually the carrier (medium) is not paid, nor is the spon... ... Advertising Personal selling Promotional special events Public relations, image creation Place Channels of distribution Storage ... ...ducer orientation dictates a policy that says, in effect, "I wish to market product X, now let me find people who wish to buy it.” All too often a m... ...product X, now let me find people who wish to buy it.” All too often a market for X simply does not exist. Idea marketing too, can be either consu... ...TING If marketers solve problems by offering tangible goods and services, then by extension human difficulties are susceptible to resolution by the... ...the employment agency sell workers or productivity? Does the politician sell self-image or security for the voter? In terms of the typology, is th... ...he argument yet further, Issacson and Permut (1978) point out that: 29 The extension of marketing theory and practice from the private/busine... ...monosodium glutamate in baby food, fatty hot dogs, unclean fish, tractors, medical X-rays, color television radiation and many Federal agencies. An... ... that such threads may be woven by interested consumer researchers into meaningful extensions of concepts expressed in this chapter. SUMMARY Price...

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...vival Value of Risk VIII. The Business of Risk IX. Global Differential Pricing X. The Disruptive Engine - Innovation XI. Governments and Growth... ...cipal Conundrum XVI. The Green-Eyed Capitalist XVII. The Case of the Compressed Image XVIII. The Fabric of Economic Trust XIX. Scavenger Econo... ...ernational (UPI) Volatility is considered the most accurate measure of risk and, by extension, of return, its flip side. The higher the volatility, ... ...ground, is leading to super-markets and car showrooms full of me-too products, line extensions and minor product tweaks." Yet, the truth is that no... ...at might be viewed by observers as outrageous." Return The Case of the Compressed Image By: Sam Vaknin, Ph.D. Also published by United Press Intern... ...ent Networks from Texas wants to collect a royalty every time someone compresses an image using the JPEG algorithm. It urges third parties to negoti... ...personal, corporate, or legal. Everything and everyone are to him mere instruments, extensions, objects unconditionally and uncomplainingly availabl... ...ol, 1998 Exports, Foreign Direct Investment and Employment: The Case of China - X Fu, VN Balasubramanyam - The World Economy, 2005 Facts and ...

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...nts and the Fallacy of Labour Scarcity IX. The Morality of Child Labor X. The Iron Union - A Profile of IG Metall XI. The Demise of the Work Eth... ...gh computerized employment exchanges and intermediation. To change the image of the Employment Bureaus from places where the unemployed merely re... ...mputerized employment exchanges and intermediation. We will change the image of the Employment Bureaus from places where the unemployed merely re... ...cts IIa. Labour Mobility "Mobility", "globalization", "flextime" - media imagery leads us to believe that we move around more often, and change (le... ...s PepsiCo, Bristol-Myers, Squibb, Merck, and Eli Lilly & Company, and the extension of more traditional executive stock plans or rank-and-file, payr... ...hange and currency controls in Europe and South America, have favored the extension of U.S.-based equity compensation plans to overseas employees." ... ...tirement. The Urban Institute predicted, for ABCNews, that, as Generation X, Generation Y, and young immigrants enter the workforce, it will be pola...

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...I. Turkey’s Jewish Friend VIII. Israel – The Next Target IX. Oil for Food Program X. Iraq’s Middle Class XI. Iraq’s Revenant Sons XII. Forgiving ... ...ns abroad - is, by far, its foremost vulnerability. According to the Pew study, the image of the Unites States as a benign world power slipped drama... ...ly in textiles and agri-business). III. Trade In some respects, Afghanistan is an extension of Pakistan economically and, until recently, ideologi... ... As the recent $7 billion investment by British Petroleum proves, Russia - and, by extension, central and east Europe - is Europe's growth zone and... ...cked by Russia's top oil firm Yukos and China, is a $2.5 billion, 2,400- kilometer extension of the existing network from near Irkutsk to Daqing, C... ...d. The Washington Post quotes a "confidential U.N. paper" as saying that "the U.N. image is already tarnished among the Iraqi people. It will be fu... ... realistic attribute - and a dimension of representations (myths, concepts, ideas, images). There is harsh, conflicting reality - and the way that ...

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...air in front of the fire place. As his mind fought for consciousness, the vivid images from the night before began to grip him in a vice of fear. Wh... ...olled; he had free will. But the nagging thought haunted him. Then River Song's image filled his mind; her beau­ ty and his yearning to touch her cau... ... some of his thoughts from the night before, but decided not to, except for the images of River Song that danced through his mind. Even those washed... .... When Aaron Matloch made a request, the entire hotel and its staff be­ came an extension of him. Every whim would be expertly carried out. Richard... ...e he'd leave." Dusk was turning rapidly into shadows. Alex Greene turned the 4 x 4 off the main highway and onto a hard dirt road. "Where are we go... ...up was parked under some tall pines a short distance away. Greene parked the 4 x 4 next to the pickup. "I don't see anyone," Brent said. "They're ... ...st leave everything to me," Brent said as confidently as he knew how. As the 4 x 4 sped back to the Richland Medical Center, Brent was already spin...

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...unters of Cintiqui -- Clothing wrought from the bark of trees 118- 122 CHAPTER X. A Remarkably just Emperor. -- The famous district of Mangi -- The ri... ...YAGE OF PYTHEAS, THE PHILOSOPHER. The Greeks became active in discovery and an extension of their commerce by sea in the fourth century before Christ,... ...es a double reflection is presented in the water; occasionally there are three images of the same vessel, two in the water and one in the air. The tro... ...cal seas are full of optical wonders. The Arctic Region abounds with reflected images; of icebergs, of mountains, of continents, of vessels. All these... ... lad, Marco, the hero of our narrative. Directly after their departure Gregory X, who had succeeded to the office of Pope, in compliance with the requ... ...n rapidly over the territory which he traversed. He relates the history of the extension of Tartan territory in the following manner: -- "When the Ta... ...When the body was finally deposited in the ground, the custom was to paint the images, of men and women and animals upon paper, which were burned over... ...lion a mortal arrow wound without incurring any great danger himself. CHAPTER X. A REMARKABLY JUST EMPEROR. OVER the fairest portion of Cangigu Marco... ... a settlement of the islands; but none of them matured, and owing to the rapid extension of continental settlements remembrance of the Solomon group f...

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...g We can speak of the origins of the infinite universes only with a poetic image. At the beginning of the beginning, there was a little girl, LIFE, ... ...not posses this art and many human beings who have forged themselves in the image of this God know nothing of this art. Therefore, they know nothing ... ...ions. These generations are suffering, and they refuse to be considered an extension of their parents so that these parental needs can be satisfied. ... ...on that we have been carrying around inside of us for millennia. RULE X Serve the tyrant and force him to kill himself with his own hands. ...

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... Contributing to Efforts for Greater Financial Markets Stability in APEC Economies x List of Figures 2.1 APEC Exports to APEC Market and the W... ...latory oversight over credit rating agencies and reducing reliance on their services; x) supervisory colleges; xi) enhancing market integrity issues... ... Bank Indonesia 2010b; Bank Indonesia 2011b The accumulation of deposits and credit extension by rural banks improved in spite of a contraction in... ...850 billion spending and tax cuts embodied in the 2008 Recovery Act 2009; • the FMAP extension of 2010 which entails $30 billion for states and tea... ...er 2010 tax agreement ($110 billion payroll tax cut, $80 billion unemployment benefit extension, extension of refundable Recovery Act tax credits); ... ... There will be other capital markets that will probably operate in 2011, namely Chi-X. On the positive side, ASX sees that competition will reduce... ...king and Securities Commission, Accessed June 2010, (http://www.mra.gov.bd/conference/images/speakers/juan%20ramos-mexico.pdf). Diaz, M 2009, Mexi...

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... have a scientific record of the worthy general’s little affair. V V V V V EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICA EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICA EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICA ... ...EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICA EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICA EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICA EXTENSIONS AND AMPLIFICATIONS OF TIONS OF TIONS OF TIONS OF TIONS OF LIT LI... ...ind, even as our fathers turned human sacrifices into the eating of little images and sym- bolic mouthfuls. For my own part, I am prepared. I have nea... ...spiel should be made up, I think, of heavy blocks or boxes of wood about 3 x 3 x 1/2 feet, and curved pieces (with a rounded outline and a chord of th... ...er. The player who is General must stand at or behind his represen- tative image and within six feet of it. His signalling will be supposed to be perf... ...hange from fours to two ranks = half a move. To change from two ranks to extension = half a move. To embark into boats = two moves for every twent...

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... this moment came back upon her, with shuddering anguish, the indis- tinct image of the stranger in the loose dark coat, whom she had seen stealing al... ...k men rose from their beds; in one instance, as if expressly to verify the image of Shelley (in v. 4, 5, 6, 7), a man whose death had been looked for ... ...by the death of the poor girl. There is no doubt, that in her delirium the image moving through her thoughts was that of the club, which met once a-we... ...acters that filled its stage, were in- considerable. FO FO FO FO FOX AND B X AND B X AND B X AND B X AND BURKE URKE URKE URKE URKE It is, or it would ... ...t of happiness: it is never put down with the positive sign, as equal to + x; but simply as = 0. And men first become aware that it was a positive qua... ... that it was a positive quantity, when they have lost it (i.e. fallen into—x). Meantime the genial pleasure from the vital processes, though not repre... ...on of knowledge, there must be a good deal of superficial- ity: prodigious extension implies a due proportion of weak intension; a sea-like expansion ...

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... its language west toward the Atlantic, southeast toward India, and northeast toward the Pacific? -- 4. Scripting Symbols of Shape-Scripting symbolic images lets man communicate over space and time. Balance of power shifts from tribal chiefs to city-state warrior-kings and priests. -- 5. Symbols of Sound Demand Analysis-The alphabet makes the pen mightier than the sword, g...

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...toward the Pacific? 4. Scripting Symbols of Shape Scripting symbolic images lets man communicate over space and time. Balance of power shifts f... ...... ...o imitate. He instructed his pupils to select places and then form mental images in them. That way the order of the places might preserve the orde... ...ember learning the following equivalents in grade school? 1=I, 5=V, 10=X, 50=L, 100=C, 500=D, and 1000=M In some cases, we could subtract by pl... ...icle concluded, ―Most important of all, printing proved to be the greatest extension of human consciousness ever created.‖ First Page after...

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......................................................................................................... 126 Chapter X Of Retention ....................... ........................................................................................................ 464 Chapter X Of the Abuse of Words .............. ...ce ................................................................................................... 611 Chapter X Of our Knowledge of the Existence... ... on the 66 Human Understanding same objects, so dim his sight as to take monsters lodged in his own brain for the images of the Deity, and the workma... ..., whole and part, are perfectly relative; but the positive ideas to which they properly and immediately belong are extension and number, of which alon... ...are extension and number, of which alone whole and part are relations. So that if whole and part are innate ideas, extension and number must be so too... ...belongs, and in which it is founded. Now, whether the minds of men have natu- rally imprinted on them the ideas of extension and num- ber, I leave to ... ...nfinity, and eternity were excluded. To which, if we add their gross conceptions of corporeity, expressed in their images and representations of their... ...te of thinking, does very little, if at all, excel that of a look- ing-glass, which constantly receives variety of images, or ideas, but retains none;...

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...sions or traces of objects (cf. II. Post. v.), and, consequently, the same images of things (see note II. xvii.). PROPOSITIONS I. Our mind is in certa... ...ich determines the mind to thought is a mode of thought, and not a mode of extension; that is (II. Def. i.), it is not body. This was our first point.... ...ved first under the attribute of thought, secondly, under the attribute of extension. Thus it follows that the order or concatenation of things is ide... ...n accomplish solely by the laws of nature, in so far as she is regarded as extension. No one hitherto has gained such an accurate knowledge of the bod... ...t according as the body is more or less fitted for being stimulated by the image of this or that object, so also is the mind more or less fitted for c... ...be good, because we strive for it, wish for it, long for it, or desire it. X. An idea, which excludes the existence of our body, cannot be postulated ... ...fore I go fur- ther, I should like here to explain at greater length Prop. x. of this part, in order that we may clearly understand how one idea is co... ... with pleasure or pain, thus (III. xiv.), when the mind is affected by the image thereof, it will straightway be affected by one or the other emotion,... ...epresent external bodies as present to us (II. xvii.); in other words (II. x.), whereof the ideas in- volve the nature of our body, and, at the same t...

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...one of the infinite attributes of God, as we were desirous of showing. II. Extension is an attribute of God, or God is an extended thing. Proof—The pr... ...of God, in so far as he is a thinking thing, and therefore (Part i., Prop. x.) involves the conception of no other attribute of God, and consequently ... ...ribute is conceived through itself, without any other part (Part i., Prop. x.); wherefore the modes of each at- tribute involve the conception of that... ...hat is, whatsoever follows from the infinite nature of God in the world of extension (formaliter), follows without exception in the same order and con... ...ed now through one at- tribute, now through the other. So, also, a mode of extension and the idea of that mode are one and the same thing, though expr... ...t will be in God, in so far only as he has the idea of that object. Q.E.D. X. The being of substance does not appertain to the essence of man—in other... ...ich the ideas represent external bodies as present to us, we will call the images of things, though they do not recall the figure of things. When the ... ... go on from one thought to another, according as his habit has ordered the images of things in his body. For a soldier, for instance, when he sees the... ...ing as he has been in the habit of con- joining and associating the mental images of things in this or that manner. XIX. The human mind has no knowled...

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... given man, the whole order of nature as conceived under the attributes of extension and thought must be deducible. It would therefore follow (I:xxi.)... ... Q.E.D. Note.– When I said above in III:xviii. that we are affected by the image of what is past or future with the same emotion as if the thing conce... ...xpressly stated, that this is only true in so far as we look solely to the image of the thing 13 Spinoza in question itself ; for the thing’s nature ... ...is unchanged, whether we have conceived it or not; I did not deny that the image becomes weaker, when we regard as present to us other things which ex... ...ditions being equal, than an emotion felt towards something present. Prop. X. Towards something future, which we conceive as close at hand, we are aff... ... than if the future time be conceived as far distant from the present (IV :x.). Therefore an emotion towards a thing, whose period of exist- ence we c... ...rary to its former one, and whereof the idea cannot exist in the mind (III:x.) But that a man, from the necessity of his own nature, should en- deavou...

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................................... 37 37 37 37 37 CANT CANT CANT CANT CANTO X. O X. O X. O X. O X. The S The S The S The S The Sixth C ixth C ixth C ix... ...iculty is occasioned by lack of definiteness of thought or distinctness of image. A far deeper-lying and more pervading source of imper- fect comprehe... ...not in a treatise of abstract morality, but by means of sensible types and images, never lose interest, and have a perpetual con- temporaneousness. Th... ...their fates, what all human characters and fates really are, the types and images of spiritual law. Virgil and Beatrice, whose nature as depicted in t... ...out as clearly as those of time earth itself. Their cosmography was but an extension of the largely hypothetical geography of the tune. The Earth was ... ...d between the torments and the high battlements. CANT CANT CANT CANT CANTO X O X O X O X O X. The Sixth Circle: Heresiarchs.—Farinata degli Uberti.—Ca... ...alian verse. Dante has placed his master as well as him in Hell. See Canto X. 4 Envie ys lavendere of the court alway; For she ne parteth neither n...

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............................................................. 170 Chapter 1.7.X. The Grand Entries. ........................................................ ............................................................. 207 Chapter 2.1.X. Mankind. .................................................................. ............................................................. 323 Chapter 2.5.X. Petion-National-Pique. .................................................... ...stitution, Form of Government, and the like, what is it but some miniature image, and solemnly expressed 34 The French Revolution summary of this unw... ... air: wherein each, as was hinted, which is the grand secret, may see some image of him- self, and of his own state and ways. So it runs its hundred n... ... bit of green riband handed him; sticks it in his hat. And now to Curtius’ Image- shop there; to the Boulevards; to the four winds; and rest not till ... ...on proposes that, as Plots still abound, the Law of the Suspect shall have extension, and Arrestment new vigour and facility. Further that, as in such... ...se business is like to be heavy, our Revolutionary Tribunal too shall have extension; be divided, say, into Four Tribunals, each with its President, e...

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............................................. 86 LECTURE VIII. SENSATIONS AND IMAGES ....................................................................... ................................................................. 109 LECTURE X. WORDS AND MEANING ......................................................... ...arious other elements which together make up the object. You have, say, an image of St. Paul’s, or merely the word “St. Paul’s” in your head. Y ou bel... ...seen belongs equally to psychol- ogy and to physics. But I should say that images belong only to the mental world, while those occurrences (if any) wh... ...the brain and the rest of the body, they will have to be of the form, not “X now causes Y now,” but— “A, B, C, . . . in the past, together with X now,... ...ic causal law. In such a law as “A, B, C, . . . in the past, together with X now, cause Y now,” we will call A, B, C, . . . the mnemic cause, X the oc... ...s been to use the word when the box is present, and we have to explain its extension to cases in which the box is absent. Having admitted images, we m... ...e of motion is proportional to the impressed force,’ or that ‘whatever has extension is divisible,’ these proposi- tions are to be understood of motio... ...ion is divisible,’ these proposi- tions are to be understood of motion and extension in gen- eral; and nevertheless it will not follow that they sugge...

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...................... 76 Chapter VII Of True and False Democracy; Representation of All, and Representation of the Majority only 92 Chapter VIII Of the Extension of the Suffrage ..................................................................................................... 108 Chapter IX Should there be Two Stages of Election?..............................................

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...he beasts. The upward range, too, is considerable, and the future possible extension vastly greater. A community can only be devel oped out of one of... ...f freedom, so far as they have hitherto been enjoyed, were obtained by the extension of its privileges to a part only of the community; and that a gov... ...e immediate results of the energy will not be much more than the continual extension of man’s power over ma terial objects; but even this makes room,... ...rs were alone to be considered, be passed alto gether in silence. Chapter X Chapter X Chapter X Chapter X Chapter X O O O O Of the M f the M f the M ... ... will elect no one who is not, or at least who does not profess to be, the image of their own sentiments, and will continue him no longer than while h... ...V Chapter XIV Chapter XIV O O O O Of the E f the E f the E f the E f the E x x x x xecutiv ecutiv ecutiv ecutiv ecutive in a R e in a R e in a R e in ...

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..................................................................................................................................................... 12 X-ING A PARAGRAB ............................................................................................................................................... 17 METZENGERSTEIN .................................................

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.......................................................................... 12 X-ING A PARAGRAB ............................................................. ...is no competing with a lion who has no proboscis at all.” 17 V olume Four X-ING A PARAGRAB AS IT IS WELL KNOWN that the ‘wise men’ came ‘from the Eas... ...sputable, that when the exigency does occur, it almost always happens that x is adopted as a substi- tute for the letter deficient. The true reason, p... ...be no difficulty whatever. I shall discharge this decanter of wine at your image in yonder mirror, and thus fulfil all the spirit, if not the exact le... ...he possession of Maelzel—the plume, for example, was not originally worn. {Image not available—ed.} At the hour appointed for exhibition, a curtain is... ...ng discovered by which a ma- chine can be made to play a game of chess, an extension of the same principle would enable it to win a game—a farther ext... ... of my vision they affected me as forms; but upon passing to my side their images impressed me with the idea of shrieks, groans, and other dismal expr... ...the animal spirits as we had latterly experienced. It was the pursuit, the extension of the idea, which had engendered awe. What would be the result o...

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...TER VI? APRONS, 29 -- CHAPTER VII? MISCELLANEOUS-HISTORICAL, 31 -- CHAPTER VIII? THE WORLD OUT OF CLOTHES, 34 -- CHAPTER IX? ADAMITISM, 39 -- CHAPTER X? PURE REASON, 43 -- CHAPTER XI? PROSPECTIVE, 47 -- BOOK II 55 -- CHAPTER I ?GENESIS, 55 -- CHAPTER II ?IDYLLIC, 61 -- CHAPTER III ?PEDAGOGY, 68 -- CHAPTER IV? GETTING UNDER WAY, 79 -- CHAPTER V? ROMANCE, 88 -- CHAPTER VI? S...

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... CHAPTER IX — ADAMITISM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 CHAPTER X — PURE REASON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 CHAPTER XI — P... ...110 CHAPTER IX — THE EVERLASTING YEA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 CHAPTER X — PAUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 BOOK III ... ...63 CHAPTER IX — CIRCUMSPECTIVE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 CHAPTER X — THE DANDIACAL BODY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174 CHAPTER XI — TAILO... ...on ei ther in actual vision and possession, or in fixed reasonable hope, the image of the whole Enterprise had shaped itself, so to speak, into a soli... ...ng in view to introduce the same fashion, 30 SARTOR RESARTUS with important extensions, in England.”—We who are on the spot hear of no such thing; an... ...r of Deity! “So that this so solid seeming World, after all, were but an air image, our M E the only reality: and Nature, with its thousand fold produ... ... deepest recesses; and all that was painful and that was blissful there, dim images, vague feelings of a whole Past and a whole Future, are heaving in... ...,” hints he, “not unsuitable to the wants of the time; as indeed such sudden extension proves: for already can the Society number, among its office be...

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...10 -- Chapter III., 16 -- Chapter IV., 25 -- Chapter V., 31 -- Chapter VI., 38 -- Chapter VII., 47 -- Chapter VIII., 51 -- Chapter IX., 55 -- Chapter X., 65 -- Chapter XI., 74 -- Chapter XII., 82 -- Book II ?Old and Young., 97 -- Chapter XIII., 97 -- Chapter XIV., 104 -- Chapter XV., 113 -- Chapter XVI., 124 -- Chapter XVII., 135 -- Chapter XVIII., 142 -- Chapter XIX., 151...

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...r IX. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Chapter X. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Chapter X... ...ervoir of Mr. Casaubon’s mind, seeing reflected there in vague labyrinthine extension every quality she herself brought; had opened much of her own exp... ...ad referred the glow in her eyes and cheeks to the newly awakened ordinary images of young love: the illusions of Chloe about Strephon have been suffic... ... out of the carriage, her cheeks were pale and her eyelids red. She was an image of sorrow, and her uncle who met her in the hall would have been alar... ... pray: under the rush of solemn emotion in which thoughts became vague and images floated uncertainly, she could but cast herself, with a childlike sen... ... cleverness seemed to her more pitiable than ever. Middlemarch 65 Chapter X. “He had catched a great cold, had he had no other clothes to wear than t...

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... them;—a guarded lowness of tone in conversation, and a more than ordinary extension of the thumb in a direction at right angles with the fingers.—V e... ...t I could not help observing that (owing, no doubt, to the introduction of images entirely modern, and, of course, en- tirely novel to the stranger) t... ...nes have been justly admired for their delicacy of expression. Some of the images are very effective. Nothing can be better than — —the bards sublime,... ...flowers; And lovely passions, changing oft, So fill her, she appears The image of themselves by turns, — The idol of past years! Of her bright fac... ...o fair: Thou did’st not die too soon, Nor with too calm an air. X. From more than fiends on earth, Thy life and love are riven, To join t...

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...rvoir of Mr. Casaubon’s mind, seeing reflected there in vague labyrinthine extension every quality she herself brought; had opened much of her own exp... ...ad referred the glow in her eyes and cheeks to the newly awakened ordinary images of young love: the illusions of Chloe about Strephon have been suffi... ... out of the carriage, her cheeks were pale and her eyelids red. She was an image of sorrow, and her uncle who met her in the hall would have been alar... ... pray: under the rush of solemn emotion in which thoughts became vague and images floated uncertainly, she could but cast her- self, with a childlike ... ...this engagement: cleverness seemed to her more pitiable than ever. CHAPTER X “He had catched a great cold, had he had no other clothes to wear than th...

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...ct has, we are told, taken hold of his imagination; he is to be no crowned image of unity and correlation, a layer of foundation-stones and a signatur... ...iness have brought home to us at last even the possibility of planning the extension of our towns and cities. It is only another step upward in scale ... ...f elementary education we have really to consider, but the continuance and extension of its already almost miraculous results. And when it comes to th... ...governments of workers, incapable of progres- sive changes of method or of extension or transmutation of function, the whole being of a man is to lie ... ...me the Sociological Society has pro- duced brings home the aptness of this image of exploratory operations, of experiments in “taking a line.” The nam... ...K and L on the first system, return instead O, P , Q, R, S, T , U, V , W , X, Y, Z. Numerous voters who would have voted for A if they had a chance vo... ...for R, S, T, etc., numbers who would have voted for B, vote for Q, V , W , X, etc. But now suppose that A and B are opposed to one another, and that t... ... specialist, the anti-vaccinator or what not, the maximum advantage. V, W, X and Y, being rather hopeless anyhow, will probably detach themselves from... ...on, that very definite ideal, has kept pretty steadily the same. It is the image of a man and not the image of a State. Its living spirit has been the...

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...ad- ful bellow with which he accompanied his career; and it was always the image of the Master of Ravenswood, with his na- tive nobleness of countenan... ...ompanion. The first sight of Lucy Ashton had been less impressive than her image proved to be upon reflection. As the depth and violence of that reven... ... the reader shall learn in the next chapter. 109 Sir Walter Scott CHAPTER X. With throat unslaked, with black lips baked, Agape they heard him call; ... ...of English judicial proceedings was then little known in Scotland, and the extension of them to that country was one of the most valuable advantages w... ... to with ceremonies little bet- ter than heathen—I sacrificed them to your image, ere I knew the worth which it represented. In the evening which suc-...