- The
intelligentsia is a
status class composed of the university-educated
people of a
society who
engage in the
complex mental labours by
which they critique...
- Vol. 175 (J.-P. Migne, 1854),
columns 9-28,
Chapter III: De
triplici intelligentia sacrae Scripturae, at
Column 12, loc. B. "... est
simplex allegoria...
-
artificial intelligence. The word
intelligence derives from the
Latin nouns intelligentia or intellēctus,
which in turn stem from the verb intelligere, to comprehend...
-
heretical sect
known as the Adamites—who was also
known as the
Homines intelligentia and
Brethren and
Sisters of the Free Spirit. This
radical group, active...
- late 1180s.
Praephatio super Apocalipsim.
Written around 1188–1192.
Intelligentia super calathis.
Written in 1190–1. De
ultimis tribulationibus, which...
- able to s**** and make use of the
experience and
authority of
others intelligentia the
understanding of
first principles sollertia shrewdness or quick-wittedness...
- Berdyaev, who
coined the
ironic word
intelligentshchina for the part of
intelligentia locked in
their own world,
isolated from the rest of the
Russian society...
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Information Former name
Western Canada College (1903–1926) Type
Public Motto Intelligentia, Vires,
Virtus Established 1903
School board Calgary Board of Education...
- As a reaction, a
number of the
representatives of
Saint Petersburg intelligentia (e.g., Oleg Basilashvili,
Aleksei German,
Boris Strugatsky) sent a petition...
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eligible for
conversion to Catholicism;
educated people (merchants,
intelligentia, and
especially Orthodox clergy) were to be
exterminated or expelled...
