- The word
noema (plural: noemata)
derives from the Gr**** word νόημα
meaning "mental object". The
philosopher Edmund Husserl used
noema as a
technical term...
- The
Northern Extended Millimeter Array (
NOEMA) is one of the
largest astronomical facilities on
European ground and the most
powerful radio telescope...
- with
Huffpost and
later The
Washington Post. The
WorldPost is now
known as
Noema Magazine,
which is
published both
online and in print. In 2015, the Institute...
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subject of the act. The
noesis is
always correlated with a
noema. For Husserl, the full
noema is a
complex ideal structure comprising at
least a noematic...
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NOEMA (Russian: НОЭМА) is an
audio equipment manufacturer. The
company was
founded in
Novosibirsk in 1929 and
originally produced musical instruments...
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Kieran Noema-Barnett (born 4 June 1987) is a New
Zealand cricketer. He pla**** in the 2006 U-19
Cricket World Cup in Sri
Lanka and for
Otago in the Twenty20...
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clearly distinguishes sense from reference; thus Husserl's
notions of
noema and
object also
arose independently. Likewise, in his
criticism of Frege...
- noesis) and "intentional
objects of thought" (the
noema). Thus, the
correlation between noesis and
noema becomes the
first step in the
constitution of analyses...
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global governance issues. In 2014,
through the Institute,
Berggruen launched Noema Magazine,
formerly the WorldPost, a
digital and
print publication dedicated...
- On Truth, held that: "Time is not a
reality (hypostasis), but a
concept (
noêma) or a
measure (metron)."
Parmenides went further,
maintaining that time...
