- of grapes, a
similarity Plutarch used to
argue that Jews
worshipped a
hypostasized form of Bacchus–Dionysus. In his
Quaestiones Convivales,
Plutarch further...
-
Hypostatic abstraction in
mathematical logic, also
known as
hypostasis or
subjectal abstraction, is a
formal operation that
transforms a
predicate into...
-
organs is [...] at once [a]
material abstraction, and the
concretely hypostasized differential terrain which is
nothing other than what is instantaneously...
- eustele, haplostele, homeostasis, homeostatic, hydrostatic, hypostasis,
hypostasize, hypostatic, hypostatize, mesostatic, metastasis, metastasize, metastatic...
- at the very core of a religion:: 322 They are only
collective forces hypostasized, that is to say,
moral forces; they are made up of the
ideas and sentiments...
- eustele, haplostele, homeostasis, homeostatic, hydrostatic, hypostasis,
hypostasize, hypostatic, hypostatize, mesostatic, metastasis, metastasize, metastatic...
- is
reduced neither to a
collection of
separate individuals, nor to a
hypostasized communal substance, e.g., fascism. He
writes that our
attempt to design...
- As for "collective",
Durkheim makes clear that he is not
reifying or
hypostasizing this concept; for him, it is "collective"
simply in the
sense that it...
-
properly described as
dying and
rising [...
although o]ne
should not
hypostasize these gods into a
specific type ' the
dying and
rising god'." Thompson's...
- but,
mitigating his delight,
there rose the thought, how
could one be
hypostasized contingency? The
ghost observed that few
could live, if
werewolves were...
