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...ied in adopting whatever means he deems necessary in pursuing this goal. Ripley's reality test is maintained throughout the film. In other words -... ...hal self-preservation prove conclusively that he knows who he is and that he fully realizes that his acts are parlously illegal. Young Greenleaf ... ..., infinitely charming, breathtakingly handsome and deceivingly emotional. He lacks real talents - he know how to play only six jazz tunes, can't ma... ...lent of these viewers- voyeurs, accomplices to the same crimes, comes as a shocking realization to us. We are (live) viewers and they are (celluloid... ... have willingly and insatiably participated in numerous "Truman Shows". The lives (real or concocted) of the studio stars were brutally exploited a... ...good in a world without aeroplanes or if it ignores the laws of nature. A technical analysis program is useless without a stock exchange or if its m... ...on: its gathering, its accumulation, classification, inter-relation, association, analysis, synthesis, integration, and all other modes of process... ...mmodities in the Group's Headquarters in Switzerland – Manager of the Research and Analysis Division – Manager of the Data Processing Division – P...

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...f beliefs that encompasses Neo's ultimate Mission; changing the vision of reality, waking people up from the mass blindness that leads to fear, hatr... ...f the mission we're speaking of. But these sincere testimonials come from real people, people who have been there, people who believe... people who ... ...hat even just hearing to him speak, you find yourself feeling much better, realizing that things aren't really as bad as you originally thought. I've... .... Hell, it was actually encouraging them. It wasn't until later on that I realized why. Other people I know would have just said 'forget it' by now ... ...s Neo an inspiration to me, and why do I believe? For starters he made me realise more that I CAN in-fact do anything if I tried, there has been a nu... ...ice to take some of it on faith. I can't give you a point-by-point physics analysis of why it's THE truth: because I DON'T have any claim to THE trut...

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...t belongs to what' Pringle-Pattison has termed the "higher Mysticism" of' real communion with God, 88 distinguished from the debased> mysticism that... ..., 88 distinguished from the debased> mysticism that sub­ stitutes for the real' present world A wo~ld of illusory delights, where " absorption" in t... ...ant writers, has a weighty retort in the present work. For an indubitably real mystical experience is h~e set forth, not with contempt v for the ... ...s the theme of I and Thou. The other person, the Thou, .is shown to be a reality-that is, it is given to me, but it is not bounded by me: "Thou has... ...characteristic situation is here one of meeting: I meet the Other. In the reality of this meeting no reduction of the I or of the Thou, to experien... ...een the ~. I-It experience" and the .. I-T1wu relatioll " is a reflective analysiS of Buber's m.a.jn thesis that" to man the world is twofold, in a... ...ut finished independence. The chief concern is not with these products of analysis and reflection but with the true original unity. the lived relat...

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...have suspected myself of subjectivism or exaltation in front of the unwonted - real, anyway- of the new literary movement. But same reactions have ha... ...ar the omission by some exegetes of this essential feature of paradoxism, the analysis being moved towards some collateral aspects regarding the arti... ...in the paradoxist movement and not in the poetic gift of its founder, whom he really appreciated: ”Florentin Smarandache is the name that I write an... ...“polite disputants”. The cause could be not the ill-will, but an insufficient analysis of the smarandachian works, or perhaps a wrong understanding o... ...ry Movement ( Phoenix, Xiquan Publishing House, 1992) made a subtle and lucid analysis (on the critic way of Adrian Marino) about the existence and ... ...s) in what ”we can’t see the wood for the trees”! At an attentive and applied analysis of the theoretical (see ”the manifestoes”) and the practical (... ...terary genres- lyrical, epic and dramatic. We will not insist here on the two real phenomena, founder and movement, because many books and studies h... ...d , at the same time, supersensitive Florentin Smarandache. He must early have realized that, generally, the way it was written (at least in our coun... ...u, Titu Popescu)- current and literary style having its main roots in the two realities analyzed before: politico-social and literary. The same idea...

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...vement based on contradictions? Because we lived in that society a double life: an official one – propagated by the political system, and another one real. In mass-media it was promulgated that “our life is wonderful”, but in reality “our life was miserable”. The paradox flourishing! And then we took the creation in derision, in opposite sense, in a syncretic way. Thus the...

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... life: an official one – propagated by the political system, and another one real. In mass-media it was promulgated that “our life is wonderful”, bu... ...real. In mass-media it was promulgated that “our life is wonderful”, but in reality “our life was miserable”. The paradox flourishing! And then we ... ...lot receive little ADMISSION It’s right I was wrong NIGHTMARE A real dream DRUNKARD He has got two legs yet legless ADULT ... ...ts), but objectives with a magma of derision. The paradoxist poet teases the real, opposing it. At the agreement level, all taboos are abolished, th... ...could reply, as Michel Butor did once: “my books are not labyrinths, but the reality!” – and all would be right). 52 MARTINA TEICHERT (Germany) ... ...osite semantic fields” (C. M. Popa). Concerning this aspect, at an attentive analysis, sine ira et studio, of the smarandachian biography and work, ... ...principle, but in reality there are two, according to them also in the final analysis, two “things” in the universe: namely, the uncreated and the c... ...aradox of phenomenology, floating there millions of years awaiting cognitive analysis, grafted into stone water earth equations of physical laws, in...

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...fe: an official one - propagated by the political system, and another one real. In mass-media it was promulgated that 'our life is wonderful', but i... ...al. In mass-media it was promulgated that 'our life is wonderful', but in reality 'our life was miserable'. The paradox flourishing! And then we too... ... heard, and not to be written at all! Enjoy them. Only after nuisance you really know what pleasure means. They provide a mirror of everybody's inf... ...roposition is t true, i indeterminate, and f false, where t, i, and f are real values from the ranges T, I, F, with no restriction on T, I, F, or th... ...in the set, i indeterminate in the set, and f false, where t, i, and f are real numbers taken from the sets T, I, and F with no restriction on T, I, ... ... Press, 1998]. (1999-10-04) 3.5. Neutrosophic Statistics: <statistics> Analysis of events described by neutrosophic probability. ["Neutrosophy / ... ...tics encountered in the next papers. Keywords and Phrases: Non-standard analysis, hyper-real number, infinitesimal, monad, non-standard real unit ... ... interval, operations with sets 0.1. A small introduction to Non-Standard Analysis. In 1960s Abraham Robinson has developed the non-standard analysi... ...aham Robinson has developed the non-standard analysis, a formalization of analysis and a branch of mathematical logic, which rigorously defines the i...

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...t can be annulled this way – the consent of both parties is required. Many times we realize that we have entered a bad contract, but there is nothin... .... We can pass muster only on that which exists. When we say "this is missing" - we really mean to say: "there is something that IS NOT in this, whi... ... exists with a Platonic Idea or Form (which, according to modern thinking, does not REALLY exist). We feel that the criticism is the product not of ... ... exist, either. But why do we assign the critical act and its outcomes not to the real - but to the ideal? Because the ideal is judged to be prefe... ...itative measures, or expressed in quantitative-propositions. This is a trait of the real - never of the ideal. That which emanates from the ideal is... .... Our cognition is in charge of attaining certain kinds of mental gratification. An analysis of future values of the relief-gratification versus rep... ...s maxim from the Jewish Talmud: "Do not do unto thy friend that which you hate". An analysis of this sentence renders it less altruistic than it app... ...on his inclination and predilections). But this cold, functional, phenomenological analysis fails to capture the spirit of the creative act. Nor do... ... to yield results only decades hence. There is no effective method of cost/benefit analysis applicable to such time horizons. How are consumer cho...

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...root of two. Example: If the universe of discourse is the set of all real numbers x where 0 ≤ x ≤ 1.0, then (x) x 2 ≤ 1.0 is true (x) x 2 ... ...se The English equivalents of these predicates are The square of any real number between zero and one inclusive is less than or equal to one. ... ... and one inclusive is less than or equal to one. 22 The square of any real number between zero and one inclusive is less than or equal to the nu... ...and one inclusive is less than or equal to the number. The square of any real number between zero and one is less than zero. The connectives of ... ... predicates. Example: If the universe of discourse is the set of all real numbers x where 0 ≤ x ≤ 1.0, then ((x) x 2 ≤ 1.0) /\ ((x) x 2 ≤ x... ...n { A, B } = B, then max { A, B } = A. iii) This proof is done using case analysis. Case 1: A ≥ B ≥ C B /\ C = C and then A \/ C = A, so the left... ...¬( A /\ B ) = ¬A \/ ¬B DeMorgan’s Proof: i) The proof is by case analysis Case 1: If A or B is one, then the left side is zero. One of t... ...n the right are one, so the conjunction is 1. iii) The proof is by case analysis Case 1: If one of the values is zero, then the conjunction in ... ...( A /\ B ) = ¬A \/ ¬B DeMorgan’s Proof: i) The proof is by case analysis. Case 1: A ≥ B Then A \/ B = A and the negation on the left is...

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...e o via ţă dubl ă: una oficial ă – propagat ă de sistemul politic, şi alta real ă. În mass-media se promulga c ă “via ţa noastr ă era minunat ă”, da... ...l ă. În mass-media se promulga c ă “via ţa noastr ă era minunat ă”, dar în realitate “via ţa noastr ă era mizerabil ă”. Paradoxul în floare! Şi atun... ...life: on official one – propagated by the political system, and another one real. In mass- media it was promulgated that “our life is wonderful”, but ... ...eal. In mass- media it was promulgated that “our life is wonderful”, but in reality “our life was miserable”. The paradox flourishing! And then we to... ...to be heard, not to be written at all! Enjoy them. Only after nuisance you really know what pleasure means. They provide a mirror of everybody’s inf... ...anifestos had a creative character, not at all nihilistic (C. M. Popa). An analysis of paradoxes in literature, art, science, since antiquity until ... ... Craiova, editori – C. Dumitrescu şi V. Seleacu, 1997, 208 p. 7) Computer Analysis of Number Sequences, de Henry Ibstedt, Lupton, 1998, 87 p. 8) P... ..., editori: C. Dumitrescu şi V. Seleacu, Lupton, 1997, 208 pag. 8. Computer Analysis of Number Sequences, de Henry Ibstedt, Lupton, 1998, 87 pag. 9...

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...ceived it; to whom consequently pertaineth judgment and final sentence upon the real and true sense of the Holy Scriptures: and that which she has r... ..., and upon so many others, which hold with it not only a strict relation, but a real identity. The point which the apostle here treats, is the great... ...t the other being cast out for her grievous faults, ought now to be regarded as really dead and buried in the land of forgetfulness. Consequently tha... ... so many and such ingenious cares, it has appeared that those ornaments were not really made for the use to which they have sought to put them. But... ..., and with all my talents; not with vain courtesies and sterile words, but with real and seasonable services according to the circumstances of the t... ...ost all, a continued allusion to the whole scripture, as it were an abstract or analysis of scripture itself. Unless you give heed to these observat...

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... arguing in a circle is exposed in the Republic; the nature of synthesis and analysis is graphically described in the Phaedrus; the na- ture of words ... ...t hidden truths from the copula, nor dispute any longer about nominalism and realism. W e do not confuse the form with the matter of knowledge, or inv... ... or that the methods of Bacon and Mill have shed a light far and wide on the realms of knowledge. These two great studies, the one destruc- tive and c... ...en applied to abstract notions, were not under- stood; in which there was no analysis of grammar , and mere puns or plays of words received serious at... ... you professed this 19 Euthydemus when you were here before. But now if you really have the other knowledge, O forgive me: I address you as I would s... ...u who say that you want this young man to become wise, are you in jest or in real earnest? I was led by this to imagine that they fancied us to have b... ...sippus; but he speaks of things in a certain way and manner, and not as they really are. Why, Ctesippus, said Dionysodorus, do you mean to say that an...

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...ng moral influence upon young men. The public themselves, he says, are the real sophists and the most complete and thor- ough educators. No private ed... ...ate survey of imperfect states, the best ways of pre- serving them, and an analysis of the causes of their instabil- ity. It is as though Aristotle we... ... modelled to express the good life. We can appreciate Aristotle’s critical analysis of constitutions, but find it hard to take seriously his advice to... ...lator. Moreover, the idealism and the empiricism of the Politics are never really reconciled by Aristotle himself. It may help to an understanding of ... ... most perfect form, when the good after which all societies are seeking is realised in its perfection. Hence for Aristotle as for Plato, the natural s... ...itutions as they are, Aristotle admits certain com- promises which are not really consistent with it. 1. Aristotle thinks of membership of a state as ... ...e num- ber. But the principle of “ruling and being ruled by turns” is not really compatible with an unmodified principle of “tools to those who can ... ... power between different classes in the state. When we come to Aristotle’s analysis of existing constitutions, we find that while he re- gards them as... ...ere the existing states of Greece from the ideal with which he starts. His analysis of the facts forces him to look upon them as the scene of struggli...

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... of universal rationality>. Tackling the issue of rationality from such a realistic as well as idealistic position, should not be reason for catalog... ...theologian Marin Stefånescu stated in his ″Christian Philosophy″: < To be realistic does not mean to be materialistic or less idealistic; it means to... ...ritualize matter. We should not be mistaken by being idealistic without a reality or realistic without an ideal>. This cogitation, besides the explic... ...tion of the spatio-temporality into material (substantial), and spiritual reality, by two limits: the primary limit and the secondary limit. The mat... ...y, by two limits: the primary limit and the secondary limit. The material reality is comprised between the two limits and it has, on either of its s... ...spiritual, respectively, of the spatiotemporality, yet, upon an objective analysis, one can find that the hypotheses of the concept are of a scienti... ...conformist inability, have recourse to whimsical assumptions, in the last analysis of the same nature as the occultist ones. Any occultist ″speciali... ... the moral rules, especially those of the natural morals, and in the last analysis, the divine judgement takes effect, through monadic dissociation ... ... sacred predestination, and if these acts occur, they reflect in the last analysis some deficiencies of a moral nature. The manifestation of the rei...

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...e answer seems to be that Nature has a predilection (not confined to the biological realm) to increase complexity and order and that this principle ... ...ssence of the Anthropic Principle. By definition, universal rules pervade all the realms of existence. Biological systems obey the same order- inc... ... make (regarding the number of symbols we use) teach us nothing about complexity, a real phenomenon! A straight line can be described with three sy... ... our level of description, it has nothing to do with the straight line or with its "real world" traits. The straight line is not rendered more (or l... ...l, these models merely reflect choices of descriptive language, with no bearing on reality. Perhaps complexity and simplicity are not related at al... ...h the processing of the incoming stimuli and their analyses. These processing and analysis are mostly unconscious, but they exert influence over t... ...tion into Parapsychology of scientific methods of observation, experimentation, and analysis (e.g., the use of statistics and probability in the stu... ...ertainty that we possess all the conceivable tools for the detection, description, analysis and utilization of relations between entities. Put diff... ...cannot prove that such a God is impossible because perfections are not amenable to analysis. But that hardly amounts to any kind of proof! Read No...

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...Analysis of Contents I ?Imitation? the common principle of the Arts of Poetry. II The Objects of Imitation. III The Manner of Imitation. IV The Origin and Development of Poetry. V Definition of the Ludicrous, and a brief sket...

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... insight to the original meaning and distinctions expressed by Aristotle.] Analysis of Contents I ‘Imitation’ the common principle of the Arts of Po... ...fferences), it follows that we must represent men either as better than in real life, or as worse, or as they are. It is the same in painting. Polygno... ...oners who write about particular individuals. But tragedians still keep to real names, the reason being that what is possible is credible: what has no... ...ar- ily the best. X Plots are either Simple or Complex, for the actions in real life, of which the plots are an imitation, obviously show a similar di... ...ne who is agitated storms, one who is angry rages, with the most life-like reality. Hence po- etry implies either a happy gift of nature or a strain o... ... must be justified by reference to artistic requirements, or to the higher reality, or to received opinion. With respect to the requirements of art, a...

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...hist – Plato SOPHIST by Plato Translated by Benjamin Jowett INTRODUCTION AND ANALYSIS THE DRAMATIC POWER of the dialogues of Plato ap pears to dimi... ...ure of the proposition, of definition, of generaliza tion, of synthesis and analysis, of division and cross division, are clearly described, and the ... ... in comparison with the greater influence of public opinion. But there is no real inconsistency between this and other descriptions of the Sophist whi... ... of philosophy in general than of a maintainer of particular tenets. But the real question is, not whether the word ‘Sophist’ has all these senses, bu... ...o reason to suppose that Socrates, differing by so many outward marks, would really have been confounded in the mind of Anytus, or Callicles, or of an... ...ble men. The notion that they were corrupters of the Athe nian youth has no real foundation, and partly arises out of the use of the term ‘Sophist’ i... ...her the method of ‘abscissio infinti,’ by which the Soph ist is taken, is a real and valuable logical pro cess. Modern science feels that this, like... ...nization; no absurdity or inconsistency is too great to be elicited from the analysis of the simple ideas of Unity or Being. In the Sophist the same c... ...f opposites, although in the Parmenides he shows an Hegelian subtlety in the analysis of one and Being. It is difficult within the compass of a few pa...

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...d Confused Ideas .............................................................................. 345 Chapter XXX Of Real and Fantastical Ideas ........... ............................................................................................... 529 Chapter IV Of the Reality of Knowledge ................. ... the souls of men receive in their first beings, and which they bring into the world with them, as necessarily and really as they do any of their inhe... ...able, that this saying, that men know and assent to these maxims “when they come to the use of reason,” amounts in reality of fact to no more but this... ...nd will not, perhaps, appear so wonderful, if we consider the ways and steps by which it is brought about; and how really it may come to pass, that do... ..., otherwise than the ideas they stand for are in the mind of the speaker. I think I need not go any further in the analysis of that complex idea we ca... ...he word, let it be justice, for example, or any other. I do not say, a man needs stand to recollect, and make this analysis at large, every time the w...

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...st, that of synthesis or the compre hension of parts in a whole; secondly , analysis, or the resolution of the whole into parts. These are the proces... ...owever , is not given by any technical rules, but is the gift of genius. The real art is always being confused by rhetoricians with the preliminaries ... ...e unity of a dialogue requires a single subject. But the conception of unity really ap plies in very different degrees and ways to dif ferent kinds ... ...cians newly imported from Sicily, which had ceased to be awakened in them by really great works, such as the odes of Anacreon or Sappho or the oration... ...of Anacreon or Sappho or the orations of Pericles. That the first speech was really written by Lysias is improbable. Like 18 Plato the poem of Solon,... ... that his knowledge of philology is derived from Euthyphro, the invention is really due to the imagination of Plato, and may be compared to the parodi... ... the substance from the form, is far truer than an elaborate philo sophical analysis. It is too often forgotten that the whole of the second discours... ...one be of any value are the higher philosophy and the power of psychological analysis, which is given by dia lectic, but not by the rules of the rhet... ...ery likely be right, Socrates. SOCRATES: The method which proceeds with out analysis is like the groping of a blind man. Yet, surely , he who is an a...

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... to the old Protagoras, and asserted (if Plato’s dialogue be grounded on a real conversation) the theory of utilitarianism against the popular moralit... ...hs which are ultimately accepted as the first principles of a science, are really the last results of metaphysical analysis, practised on the elementa... ...first principles of a science, are really the last results of metaphysical analysis, practised on the elementary notions with which the science is con... ...n one of an inferior type; but in spite of these liabilities, he can never really wish to sink into what he feels to be a lower grade of existence. We... ...f it; to the love of power, or to the love of excitement, both of which do really enter into and contribute to it: but its most appropriate appellatio... ...present wretched education, and wretched social arrangements, are the only real hindrance to its being attain able by almost all. The objectors perha... ... intellectual culture goes on, yield by degrees to the dissolving force of analysis: and if the feeling of duty, when associated with utility, would a... ... physical, and often not inferior to it in binding force. If the preceding analysis, or something resembling it, be not the correct account of the not...