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animus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Animus may
refer to:
Anima and
animus,
Jungian concepts The
ancient Roman concept of
animus or soul
Animus...
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anima and
animus are a pair of dualistic,
Jungian archetypes which form a syzygy, or
union of
opposing forces. Carl Jung
described the
animus as the unconscious...
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Animus to save his mind.
Within the
computerized core of the
Animus,
Desmond meets the
preserved consciousness of Abstergo's
previous Animus test...
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Animusic, LLC is a
dormant animation company specializing in the 3D
visualization of MIDI-based music.
Founded by
Wayne Lytle in 1990, it is currently...
- In jurisprudence,
animus nocendi (from
Latin animus 'mind' and noceo 'to harm') is the
subjective state of mind of the
perpetrator of a crime, with reference...
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Animus is an
electronic academic journal of
philosophy and the
humanities based at the
Grenfell Campus,
Memorial University of Newfoundland. It was established...
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adopted the name of the Hate-Monger for a time, then
changed his name to
Animus. The Hate-Monger was an
ordinary man with no
superhuman powers, created...
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Animus (Latin for "mind" or "soul") is a Law
Latin term used in a
variety of
contexts to
designate the
motivations of a
legal person. In
criminal law,...
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Anima Animus is the
third studio album by
British duo the Creatures,
consisting of
Siouxsie Sioux and
musician Budgie,
released in 1999. The
title of the...
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Animus in
consulendo liber (Latin: "A mind
unfettered in deliberation") is the
motto of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). The
phrase is from...
