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... know better, are omnipotent? Is the exercise of judgement the usurpation of divine powers and attributes? Isn't this act of rebelliousness bound to... ...a tangible and olfactory phantasm masterfully created by the Matrix. Its computing power is mind boggling. It generates the minutest details and re... ...dhood friends, exposed to an alien, disguised as a retarded child, develop psychic powers. Years later they reunite only to confront a vicious extr... ...les would yield the application of the following principles to the organization and architecture of the brain: 1. Areas of specialization (dedicate... ...n‟t travel to our bank – we use online banking. We remote control our televisions, power stations, cranes, and numerous other machines. We videocon...

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...emselves) Similarly for subtraction, multiplication, division, roots, and powers of non-standard finite numbers with themselves or with real numbers.... ...iple: Between an idea <A> and its opposite <Anti-A>, there is a continuum-power spectrum of neutralities <Neut-A>. G) Fundamental Thesis: - Any id... ...le to do. But the movement is nonlinear. <Non-A> has a large range (power of continuum) of "what is not <A>" (outer <A>) versions, let index t... ...indifference as well - all of them interpenetrated. Going to a continuum-power transalectic ( ∞-alectic). "+" not only asks for "-" for equili... ...to contrarily think and to compare with <Neut-P> too. Ignorantism: Power countries deliberately ignore the arts, literature, science, culture,... ...cepts); b) material ideas (embodied in art canvas, sculptures, architectures, machines, tools). Creativity and inventiveness belong to us... ... New Types of Philosophies: a) Object Philosophy: a building through its architecture, a flower, a bird flying, etc. any object are all ideas, or i...

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...eps in – and has the recognized right and moral obligation to do so – whenever the powers of the parties to a contract (implicit or explicit) are n... ...r oppression. Sisyphus is not his own master. He is ruled by others. They have the power to reverse the results of his actions and, thus, to annul ... ... article whose preprint was posted to the Web a few weeks ago - titled "Managerial Power and Rent Extraction in the Design of Executive Compensatio... ..., law and order, or the existence of authority. They are against the usurpation of power by individuals or by classes (groups) of individuals for p... ... rectify social asymmetries. The state, men, and the rich - are, respectively, more powerful than the individuals, women, and the poor. These are th... ...y are likely to prefer old age to youth, old habits to new, old buildings to modern architecture, etc. This preference of the Elders (a term of vene...

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... sont décrits au tout début du livre comme une vision propre à l’auteur, une architecture des sentiments. Ces graphiques, par leur simplicité exprim... ... IN THE SIMULTANEITY A response to Christopher Marlowe It lies within our power to love or hate, for will in us is not overruled by fate. When t...

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...re capable of putting truth and beauty in first place instead of money and power; they are capable of choosing life as a gift instead of life as some... ...destroy life on earth? It is by now certain that humanity has this kind of power but we also know that it doesn’t only have the power to destroy; it... ... also know that it doesn’t only have the power to destroy; it also has the power to create. And while mankind is incapable of producing “good-smelli... ...apable of making choices and of deciding between love and hate; it has the power to create itself, to transcend itself and to transmute itself. These... ...hese powers do not belong to the SELF but to the I Person, along with the power to oppose the SELF (hatred and the desire for revenge), to isolate ... ...eir gods, they also created immortal masterpieces of beauty, in sculpture, architecture and poetry. The Greek gods symbolically represent nature as ...

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...een Natural Selection and Élan Vitale is misplaced: Natural Selection IS the vital power itself. Modern Physics is converging with Philosophy (pos... ...lved on the part of the Universe (or the existence of a "higher being" or a "higher power"). There is no conscious or God-like spirit. All I am sayi... ...o each and every member in the group the number one is external. It is through the power of the GROUP that existence is bestowed. From the individu... ...theories are both mathematically simpler than anything else we have to offer - and powerfully explanatory. We use Perturbation Theory (PT) To compu... ...quired to describe higher orders grows exponentially and demands awesome computing power. Not so in string theories. Holes and "handles" (protrus... ...Is the World Necessary? " The more I examine the universe, and the details of its architecture, the more evidence I find that the Universe in some...

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...PART I Space Organization, Doctrine, and Architecture 1 An Aerospace Strategy for an Aerospace Nation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Stephen E. Wright 2 After the Gulf War: Balancing Space Power’s Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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...Burning:1 Burning 2 Un-Meaning Answering Stones Architectures No Track One Leaf Direction The Seas It Doesn’t Last Tangled History, Futures Programme Singing In The Silence Human Gatherers Of Light Powerless Directions Mind Through You I See Make Riding Th...

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...n turn is made by circumstances predominant, and the limits of nature give power to but one at a time. A man is the 6 Essays whole encyclopaedia of f... ... befell Asdrubal or Caesar Borgia is as much an illustration of the mind’s powers and dep- ravations as what has befallen us. Each new law and po- lit... ...d character. We honor the rich because they have externally the free- dom, power, and grace which we feel to be proper to man, proper to us. So all th... ...and philoso- phy; a very complete form. Then we have it once more in their architecture, a beauty as of temperance itself, lim- ited to the straight l... ...nful acquisition of many 13 Emerson manual skills, the artist attains the power of awakening other souls to a given activity. It has been said that “... ...ns in us by its actions and words, by its very looks and manners, the same power and beauty that a gallery of sculpture or of pictures addresses. Civi... ...b- lime. As the Persian imitated in the slender shafts and capitals of his architecture the stem and flower of the lotus and palm, so the Persian cour... ...tals, wood, stone, glass, gum, cotton, silk, and wool; honors himself with architecture; writes laws, and contrives to execute his will through the ha... ...find relief in the majestic men that are suggested by the pictures and the architecture. The critics who complain of the sickly separation of the beau...

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...e one of the most important books of the nineteenth century because of its power of changing the minds of those who read it, in spite of its unsound c... ...ll such misgivings speedily and confidently. If the sound of music has any power to move them, they will find that Wagner exacts nothing further. Ther... ...ppose a man comes along: a man who has no sense of the golden age, nor any power of living in the present: a man with common desires, cupidities, ambi... ...le- heartedly to gather gold in an exultant dream of wielding its Plutonic powers, will find the treasure yielding quickly to his touch. But few men w... .... But few men will make this sacrifice voluntarily. Not until the Plutonic power is so strongly set up that the higher human impulses are suppressed a... ...orative side, it was the same phenomenon in music as the Baroque school in architecture: an energetic struggle to enliven organic decay by mechanical ...

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...en. Thus there are checks on child slavery which do not exist, or are less powerful, in the case of manual and industrial slavery. Sensationally bad c... ...and parents confront one another as two classes in which all the political power is on one side; and the results are not at all unlike what they would... ...nstrument of our own convenience, and to use that wonderful and ter- rible power called Shame to grind our own axe. It is the sin of stealing fire fro... ...ed, when it is exerted at all, in a public way, because he has little more power of working on the affec- tions of the individual scholar in the intim... ...rs did not care a rap and therefore did not give them the necessary caning powers) whether I learnt my lessons or not, provided my father paid my scho... ...esides, many who have no ear for literature or for music are accessible to architecture, to pictures, to statues, to dresses, 98 A Treatise on Parent...

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...eciate them. To Aristotle or to Plato the State is, above all, a large and powerful educative agency which gives the individual in- creased opportunit... ...d or good. But this end is not conceived as presented to him by a superior power nor even as something which ought to be. The presentation of the Mora... ...identifications of it with abundance of physical pleasures, with political power and honour, with the mere possession of such superior gifts or attain... ... development, and not merely the natural possession, of cer- tain relevant powers and capacities. The last is the prime condition of successful living... ... determines success or failure in human life is the acquisition of certain powers, for Happi- ness is just the exercise or putting forth of these in a... ...one by the other, that is, Doing is not Making, nor Making Do- ing. Now as Architecture is an Art, and is the same as “a certain state of mind, conjoi... ...cular points more completely: in like manner men who are fond of music, or architecture, or anything else, improve each on his own pursuit, because th... ...l be in those of [Greek: phronaesis] and [Greek: sophia]. We commonly call Architecture an Art, and it is so and so, therefore the name Art and this s...

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... of The Baccha; came into our dramatic literature with all the impul- sive power of an original work shortly before Major Barbara was begun. The play,... ...hero was a very romantic hero, trying to live bravely, chival- rously, and powerfully by dint of mere romance-fed imagi- nation, without courage, with... ...ey turn up their noses at their neighbors’ drains, and are made ill by the architecture of their neighbors’ houses. Trade patterns made to suit vulgar... ...gh plays written by Socialists. There are living men whose originality and power are as obvious as Butler’s; and when they die that fact will be disco... ...osition of unbearable moral inferiority, and strives by every means in his power to escape from it, whilst he is still quite ready to meet the abuse o... ...king. At such moments it becomes the duty of the Churches to evoke all the powers of destruction against the existing or- der. But if they do this, th...

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...e a deeper irony or a greater wealth of humor or imagery, or more dramatic power. Nor in any other of his writings is the attempt made to interweave l... ...at is what you mean? Yes. Plato’s The Republic 21 And what similar use or power of acquisition has justice in time of peace? In contracts, Socrates, ... ...an, or some other rich and mighty man, who had a great opinion of his own power, was the first to say that justice is ‘doing good to your friends and... ...and there are aristocracies? Yes, I know. And the government is the ruling power in each state? Plato’s The Republic 27 Certainly. And the different ... ...nterest of the government; and as the government must be supposed to have power, the only rea sonable conclusion is, that everywhere there is one pr... ...ive art are full of them,—weaving, embroi Plato’s The Republic 87 dery, architecture, and every kind of manufacture; also na ture, animal and vege... ...hich is defined and distinguished from other kinds and is therefore termed architecture. Certainly. Because it has a particular quality which no other...

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..., I may venture so far as to say that the paper gives its holder a certain power in a certain quarter where such power is immensely valuable.” The Pre... ...he loser’s knowledge of the robber.” “Y es,” replied the Prefect; “and the power thus attained has, for some months past, been wielded, for political ... ...s this possession, and not any employment of the letter, which bestows the power. With the employment the power departs.” “True,” said G.; “and upon t... ...deed the jointings of every description of furniture, by the aid of a most powerful micro- scope. Had there been any traces of recent disturbance we s... ... the lady con- cerned. For eighteen months the Minister has had her in his power. She has now him in hers—since, being unaware that the letter is not ... ...site her cham- ber window—what, then, could there be in its shadows—in its architecture—in its ivy-wreathed and solemn cornices— that the Marchesa di ... ... he had not retired to bed during the whole of the preceding night. In the architecture and embellishments of the chamber, the evident design had been... ...t my apartment—at my statues—my pictures—my origi- nality of conception in architecture and upholstery! absolutely drunk, eh, with my magnificence? Bu... ...e, which bears some relation to the domestic Gothic or English Elizabethan architecture. Whatever may be said against the abuses of the artificial lan...

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...nd gestures. Were it not for his Letters, which are full of warm exuberant power, we might almost doubt whether Gray was a man of genius; nay, was a l... ...ggard, tumultuous, as well as tearful class, were named the Kraftmänner or Power- men; but have all long since, like sick children, cried them- selves... ...dren, cried them- selves to rest. Byron was our English Sentimentalist and Power- man; the strongest of his kind in Europe; the wildest, the gloomiest... ...lackest, in man’s existence; gifted with what insight, with what grace and power of utterance, we shall not for the present attempt discussing. All th... ...iography of Götz, published in 1731, supplied the subject for his awakened powers. From this mis- erable sketch he conceived within his mind a complet... ...accomplished predecessors of Piranesi, who well understood perspective and architecture, and whose touches were clear and excellent. There I saw every... ...strongholds, in later days transformed into dwell- ings and warehouses. No architecture of an elevating kind was then to be seen in Frankfort; and eve... ...ch streamed from the building transported me still more than this model of architecture. I fancied that I heard now a lute, now a harp, now a guitar, ... ...ver observed by any one. Now, here this accidental, irregular, unconnected architecture had been fol- lowed; and every window, every door, every openi...

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...address thus made, and the thought of whom it hath recourse to, hath got the power within me to a passion, far more welcome than incidental to a prefa... ...gs be not resented seriously and timely by them who have the remedy in their power, but that such iron moulds as these shall have authority to gnaw ou... ...cture. Let us therefore be more considerate builders, more wise in spiritual architecture, when great reformation is expected. For now the time seems ... ...ictorious; those are the shifts and the defences that error uses against her power. Give her but room, and do not bind her when she sleeps, for then s... ...s aimed at by some of them in procuring by petition this Order, that, having power in their hands, malignant books might the easier scape abroad, as t... ...misinformed, and much the sooner, if liberty of printing be reduced into the power of a few? But to redress willingly and speedily what hath been erre...

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...ra- tion to which all of us are prone when detailing events which have had powerful influence in exciting the imaginative facul- ties. Another reason ... ...de up my mind to bear what- ever might happen with all the fortitude in my power. Hardly had I come to this resolution, when, suddenly, a loud and lon... ...entire posses- sion of his faculties. When he was finally picked up, every power of his mind had failed him; and, as before said, it was nearly an hou... ...ly helpless, and, I fancied, a dying condition beneath him. I felt that my powers of body and mind were fast leaving me—in a word, that I was perishin... ...h no foothold could be obtained. In vain I attempted, by every means in my power, to reach the top, with the hope of being thus enabled to draw myself... ... Lady Rowena Trevanion, of Tremaine. There is no individual portion of the architecture and deco- ration of that bridal chamber which is not now visib...

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...ty—of imperishable masterpieces of poetry, of painting, of sculp- ture, of architecture, of music, of exquisite fashions in dress, in furniture, in do... ...being respectable he’ll go right down to the bottom of the hill. He has no powers inside himself to keep him steady; so let him cling to the powers ou... ...ic enthusiasm: your honest and sensible statesmen demand for England a two-power standard, even a three- power standard, frankly admitting that it is ... ...nchwomen were like your daughter— if all Frenchmen had the good sense, the power of seeing things as they really are, the calm judgment, the open mind...

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...nomists who have best retained and adapted the classical tradition, man’s “power over nature” is currently postulated as the characteristic fact of in... ...ted as the characteristic fact of industrial productivity. This industrial power over nature is taken to include man’s power over the life of the beas... ... constru- ing all manifestations of force in terms of personality or “will power” greatly fortifies this conventional exaltation of the strong hand. H... ... all goods are private property the necessity of earning a livelihood is a powerful and ever present incentive for the poorer members of the community... ...xpenditure for per- sonal comfort and decent livelihood. Besides this, the power conferred by wealth also affords a motive to accumulation. That prope... ...degrees of merit, in manly bev- erages and trinkets, in seemly apparel and architecture, in weapons, games, dancers, and the narcotics. This cultivati... ...gh, the local sanctuary is more ornate, more conspicuously wasteful in its architecture and decora- tion, than the dwelling houses of the congregation... ...y and serviceability are to be 103 Veblen seen, for instance, in domestic architecture, in domestic art or fancy work, in various articles of apparel... ... for aesthetic beauty, has been especially effective in the development of architecture. It would be extremely dif- ficult to find a modern civilized ...