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It seems unlikely that all the characteristic forms of discourse are equally basic . A
distinction can be madeanalogous to that in the theory of colors - between
primary and secondary forms of discourse . Secondary forms of discourse are
those ...
It seems unlikely that all the characteristic forms of discourse are equally basic . A
distinction can be madeanalogous to that in the theory of colors - between
primary and secondary forms of discourse . Secondary forms of discourse are
those ...
Pagina 305
discourse provides man with a map such that he can determine his expectations
with increasing accuracy on the basis of what he encounters in direct experience
. Science as an institution involves all the procedures by which such discourse ...
discourse provides man with a map such that he can determine his expectations
with increasing accuracy on the basis of what he encounters in direct experience
. Science as an institution involves all the procedures by which such discourse ...
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Various subdivisions of technological discourse are defined in terms of the ends
for which techniques are indicated - medical discourse , engineering discourse ,
agricultural discourse , and the like . Each profession has its own imperatives , its
...
Various subdivisions of technological discourse are defined in terms of the ends
for which techniques are indicated - medical discourse , engineering discourse ,
agricultural discourse , and the like . Each profession has its own imperatives , its
...
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Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
Sensuous Elements and Esthetic | 245 |
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