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Pseudomorphosis may
refer to: Pseudomorph, in
mineralogy Pseudomorphosis (Spengler), a key...
- knowledge, and
constant confrontation with the Infinite. The
concept of
pseudomorphosis is one that
Spengler borrows from
mineralogy and is
introduced as a...
- of
quartz altered by
extremely high pressure—stishovite,
probably a
pseudomorphosis after tridymite. From the
article "First
discovery of
stishovite in...
-
known as the blanch-ink-jet maneuver. In philosophy, the
concept of
pseudomorphosis was used by the
German philosopher Oswald Spengler to
describe how...
- due to
instability in "normal" temperatures, is
found in form of the
pseudomorphosis of
acanthite after argentite.
Relative to most
inorganic materials...
- Russia,
which was
heavily influenced by
Oswald Spengler's
concept of "
pseudomorphosis". The
Swedish journalist and
writer Elisabeth Ã…sbrink
probed the reasons...
-
scientific work
became more and more
concentrated on the
phenomenon of "
pseudomorphosis": that is
minerals which have
taken up the
outer aspect of another...
- than as
imprints alone.
Their preservation is unique:
dubbed "relief-
pseudomorphosis", the
wings show the
ventral surface of the feathers, with
their negative...
-
disseminated pitchblende and coffinite. An
interesting feature is
pseudomorphosis of
uranium minerals after wood.
Specimens still show the cell structure...
-
Florovsky characterized Orthodox theology as
having gone
through a "
pseudomorphosis"
during the "Western Captivity" of the seventeenth,
eighteenth and...
