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| | Subject-object problem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | By far the most common problem in discourse since the Enlightenment is the assumption of the existence of a God's eye view. | | | Racial, and later, sexual politics were important matters of social debate at the time, leading the New Left to use sex roles, race, and similar identity politics divisions as proxies for the proletariat and the bourgeois capitalism of orthodox Marxism. | | | The master, clinician, employer, creditor, respectively, can legally (using force) assume some power for the other, and speak for them in the same manner as the fictional literary omniscient narrator. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subject-object_problem
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| | Hyponoetics - Essay: The Identity of Subject and Object |
| | The Cartesian dualism posits the subject and the object as separate, independent and real substances, both of which have their ground and origin in the highest substance of God. | | | The subject posits the world in the first place and the subject is posited by God. | | | Mysticism, on the other hand, believes that there is an original unity of subject and object. |
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http://www.hyponoesis.org/html/essays/e029.html
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| | Theodor W. Adorno: Subject and Object |
| | Even according to idealist doctrine, the subjective attributes are not mere attachments; they are always called for by the _definiendum_ as well, and it is there that the object's primacy is upheld. | | | between people and things, is betrayed to an interchange between subjects according to the requirements of subjective reason. | | | Idealism has ignored such differences and has thus coarsened a spiritualization that serves abstraction as a disguise. |
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http://www.raggedclaws.com/criticalrealism/archive/tadorno_so.html
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| | Project Haiti - Haiti's Environmental Problem |
| | I have made an argument that the material deprivation in Haiti is constructed out of a discourse that is quite successful in disassociating itself from the problem. | | | Paul Paryski outlines the public discourse on Haiti's Environmental Problems in his study, Conservation Strategies and the Preservation of Biological Diversity in Haiti: | | | There is, simply, no other way to understand Haiti (56)." With this point, Haiti being a Western entity, is where the discussion of Haiti's environmental problem will begin. |
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http://www.clubs.psu.edu/up/phaiti/mcgeehin.htm
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| | My Documents\mywebsite\smithrev |
| | The subject-object problem and the double hermeneutic (Sayer, 1992; Outhwaite, 1987) are central to the entire book, but especially in Chapter 7. | | | It doesn’t deal directly with the political correctness debate, yet more than half of the book is spent on analysing discourse and illustrating how a given discourse can be both constraining (limiting our ability to see truths that lie outside it) and normative. | | | But the use of politically-correct language avoids raising directly the issues surrounding stereotyped language. |
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http://www.ccsr.ac.uk/staff/wkolsen/smithrev.htm
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| | We then went on to discuss four key aspects, we believe that limitations in these four aspects are the reason why the problems identified in chapter 3 exist. | | | Not one of the authors cited has addressed why the problems occur to any depth. | | | We noted that this claim is based on two fundamental assumptions: 1. |
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http://members.aol.com/shaz7862/object/critique.txt
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| | God's eye view - Simple English Wikipedia |
| | It is a common argument between science and religion that some people say a scientific model "is" reality. | | | Many people think Rene Descartes took a God's eye view when he said cogito ergo sum. | | | In writing, when an author leaves the point of view of the main actor to start writing about things they could not know if the story were in real life. |
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http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/God's_eye_view
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| | MOQ Subject/Object Metaphysics (SOM) |
| | Sometimes SOM refers to the subjective/objective split, the belief that a thing is either one or the other and the twain shall never meet. | | | For some arguments he can get away with this, and he uses this definition wherever he can, because it makes the current metaphysics seem the most extreme and ridiculous. | | | 1) When Pirsig says that everything, according to SOM, is either a subject or an object, he sometimes takes this to mean only substance. |
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http://home.comcast.net/~moq/SOMdefined.html
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| | Comparative Index to Islam : SUBJECT-OBJECT DILEMMA |
| | According to Islamic teachings, the 99 most beautiful names of Allah are the attributes of God and, since God is eternal, His attributes must also be eternal. | | | The problem is : if God is Eternal (name #95. | | | The Subject-Object Dilemma is a major philosophical problem for the Islamic concept of God. |
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http://answering-islam.org/Index/S/subject_object_dilemma.html
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| | Commentary Magazine - The Jew: Subject or Object? |
| | ...However valid the subject-object distinction, to regard the Jews between Bar Kochba and the 19th century as objects is a 19th-century prejudice... | | | In those centuries the Jews are seen as having been objects, not subjects. | | | ...There is no mystery about the Anglo-Saxons: people who have long been subjects of history are apt to be civic ("public-regarding"), with a code of stewardship and noblesse oblige... |
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http://www.commentarymagazine.com/Summaries/V40I1P56-1.htm
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| | SUBJECT: SCIENCE; OBJECT:WOMEN |
| | What use were they to me? It was their being in my body which was causing the entire problem.´* | | | Women, due to the existing social structure and legal control over their sexuality, are not in a position to exercise the choices given by science. | | | Scientific solutions to such problems will continue to be used and be controlled by the traditional patriarchal power-holders. |
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http://www.aec.at/festival2000/texte/veena_gowda_e.htm
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| | ACCU - Reviews by subject: object oriented |
| | This is a book that many people will find very useful (and rightly so) and I am sure I shall consult my copy frequently. | | | Certainly many companies would do better to familiarise themselves with the substance and implications of the contents of this book before rushing headlong into what they will fondly believe is OOP. | | | This book is intended to teach young programmers, perhaps still at university or early in their careers, techniques that will be valuable for a long time. |
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http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/reviews/0sb/object_oriented.htm
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| | Linking Verbs, Subject & Object complement. |
| | I have a backlog of about 210 PM's and am answering them when I can and if they're not too old. | | | Can some one explain with simple examples to identify linking verbs, subject and object complements.... | | | This is a good question, and I'll add more info to that page as necessary. |
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http://urch.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4933
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| | RE: Design Problem: Multiple Object Update |
| | I am using it > in most places in my application. | | | I was > wondering if there was some struts feature that could help me with the > semi-common wbe form problem. | | | Notice I am bypassing the Form > object. |
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http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg44100.html
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| | OBJECT AND SUBJECT - LoveToKnow Article on OBJECT AND SUBJECT |
| | OBJECT and SUBJECT, in philosophy, the terms used to denote respectively the'external world and consciousness. | | | " Subject," literally that which is " thrown under " (sub), is originally the material or content of a discussion or thought, but in philosophy is used for the thought or the thinking person. | | | The true relation between mind or thought (subject) and matter or extension (object) is the chief problem of philosophy, and may be investigated from various standpoints (see PSYCHOLOGY and METAPHYSICS). |
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http://98.1911encyclopedia.org/O/OB/OBJECT_AND_SUBJECT.htm
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| | Glossary of Terms: Su |
| | In 1374, Chaucer used the word in the sense of “subject matter” about which different things could be said, and in 1380 the word was used to refer to the substance to which attributes (in the Aristotlean sense) adhered. | | | Objective Logic is the genesis of the Notion, and Subjective Logic, deals with the development of the Notion. | | | “A person is a subject who is capable of having his actions imputed to him. |
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http://www.marxists.org/glossary/terms/s/u.htm
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| | Hexapedia - Anthropological linguistics |
| | Related to problems in critical philosophy (for instance, the question who's we, and the subject-object problem). | | | This may cross a line between science and activism, but is within the anthropological tradition of study by the participant-observer. |
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http://www.hexafind.com/encyclopedia/Anthropological_linguistics
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| | Talk:God's eye view - Metaweb |
| | They're also for related concepts like subject-object problem, omniscient narrator and other things that are directly related and can or should be explained within the text. | | | There's a similar problem with "Zeno" vs "Xeno". |
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http://www.metaweb.com/wiki/wiki.phtml?title=Talk:God's_eye_view
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| | I recognize that "self-definition" ("self-fashioning," to use Stephen Greenblatt's term) is an inherently flawed concept, as there can be no place outside of consciousness from which to judge the "self" that defines and the "self" that is defined. | | | It is a return of the subject/object problem, with a vengeance. | | | However, I intend shortly (in the source from which this link came) to consider the problem with a more appropriate methodology. |
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| | I have written to the list to keep them up with what I was doing, and to make sure it still works. | | | Although you are of course free to do anything you want, my vision of the way Prism should be used is to have each state exist as a Prism code. | | | Maybe you can come up with a better one. |
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http://lists.tunes.org/archives/prism/2000-April.txt
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| | Talk:Subject-object problem - Metaweb |
| | There is a strong section in it that describes the exact implications of the SOP and its relation to God's eye view and omniscient narrator, and how it influences languages, notably English and its "Royal We". | | | In fact ordinary people run into the problem all the time in everyday speech. | | | Subjects and objects may both victims of percieved organic/inorganic bias. |
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http://www.metaweb.com/wiki/wiki.phtml?title=Talk:Subject-object_problem
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| | Example-0/1 Knapsack Problem Again |
| | Consider again the 0/1 knapsack problem described in Section | | | We are given a set of n items from which we are to select some number of items to be carried in a knapsack. | | | A partial solution to the problem is one in which only the first k items have been considered. |
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http://www.brpreiss.com/books/opus7/html/page447.html
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| | Subject or Object? |
| | It originated in a problem of automatic disambiguation, a structural ambiguity found in simple transitive sentences, which showed the need to discover facets of argument realization apart from strictly structural ones. | | | We will start out by motivating this problem, and go on to see how generalizations from typological linguistics regarding properties such as animacy and definiteness, might apply to this phenomenon. | | | In this talk I will present the work I did for my master's thesis. |
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| | Welcome to Netscape Navigator Version 2.01 |
| | You should be able to set the form object's method property at any time. | | | 2.01 fixes a problem where it was possible for a Gopher URL to be used to send commands to ports other than those that were reasonable for the Gopher service. | | | The documentation for the name property states "If multiple objects on the same form have the same NAME attribute, an array of the given name is created automatically... |
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http://wp.netscape.com/eng/mozilla/2.01/relnotes/unix-2.01.html
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| | Metaweb:Tendency - Metaweb |
| | A tendency, for purposes of Metaweb policy, can be defined as a persistent bias or point of view or perspective or subject-object problem or identity claim that others observe in the writing of any contributor. | | | Those who promote, accept, and embrace a particular tendency can be described as, or organize into, a Metaweb:faction. |
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| | object problem? |
| | If that is not the answer, maybe you had better rephrase the question. | | | But why would we bother triming messages, using some of our time, while some |
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| | Re: Re: eye problem? |
| | Overall, I can see well enough but I have the above mentioned problem whenever I try to focus on/stare at something. | | | It is possible that this could elicit nausea symptoms that you described. | | | : : I have a feeling the problem I am about to describe is a very horrible symptom of a GI (gastro) problem I have (as yet undiagnosed), but in the small possibility that its just an eye problem.. |
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| | Example-Counting Change |
| | The cashier has at his disposal a collection of notes and coins of various denominations and is required to count out a specified sum using the smallest possible number of pieces. | | | The problem can be expressed mathematically as follows: Let there be n pieces of money (notes or coins), | | | Consider the problem a cashier solves every time he counts out some amount of currency. |
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| | GC & The "Expensive Object" Problem |
| | >However, when the object is retaining some externally-expensive resource, >the gc has no knowledge of this expense, and so optimizes the wrong thing >out of ignorance. | | | At 12:55 AM 5/6/99 -0700, Mark S. Miller wrote: >Normally, the delayed collection of gc vs refcounting isn't a problem, since >the only extra cost is storage, and when we need more, we gc anyway. | | | Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] |
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| | hpsg-l mailing list: Problem (?) with Subject-to-Object Raising |
| | Hi, we (Tania Avgustinova and myself) have got what we consider a good question from our students Kristina Striegnitz and Christian Braun, who, when preparing their seminar work, discovered the following on p. | | | I mean, is there already described - or would someone discover - any INDEPENDENT motivation for such a move ? | | | (A supplementary question: if we consider the proposal by Borsley, namely that with non-finite forms the subject occurs under an extra feature, would it be possibly a way out to answer that NPs OCCURRING UNDER SUBJ ARE UNSPECIFIED FOR CASE / NPs OCCURRING UNDER SUBJ ARE SPECIFIED FOR ACCUSATIVE CASE ? |
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| | DUO - Digital utgivelse ved Universitetet i Oslo - Subject or Object? |
| | The work presented here has originated from a problem of automatic disambiguation of syntactic functions in Norwegian, and a need to discover facets of word order and argument realization apart from solely structural criteria. | | | Aissen (2003) points to the role that prominence hierarchies of definiteness and animacy might have in the choice of subject and object, and in particular the form that these might take. | | | Norwegian has raised some interesting questions which served to trigger the work presented in the following. |
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| | Multiple object creation problem |
| | I am having a problem with creating objects. | | | You'll need to show the code where you're using and creating new objects | | | created contain the data of the last object created. |
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| | KLI Theory Lab - Authors - Robert Rosen |
| | Rosen, R. Some further comments on the DNA-protein coding problem: A correction and a note. | | | Rosen, R. The mind-brain problem and the physics of reductionism. | | | Rosen, R. A quantum-theoretic approach to genetic problems. |
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| | Ecology |
| | But in evolutionary psychology or psychoneuroimmunology for instance it is clear that human capabilities and ecological challenges evolved together. | | | Some think they are just one science, but the mechanistic paradigm insists on putting the human subject in control of the ecological object - a subject-object problem. |
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| | GC & The "Expensive Object" Problem |
| | That kind of recovery makes running out of file handles during an open behave the same as running out of memory during a "new". | | | You would like to have those garbage File objects be collected, and their "finalize" method run to close the OS-open and free up the file handle. | | | Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] |
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| | documentation defect Comparison Table |
| | Work through the use cases, making sure that each of then is adequately explained to the user | | | Make sure it has correct solutions to problems that users might encounter, and correct instructions to help beginners learn how to use the software | | | Object Oriented Software Engineering View all facts Glossary Help |
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| | RE: reload Object ? ? (Problem Cache) |
| | (Problem Cache) Hi, in your example only 2 System.out.println(..) lines performed, but 3 lines are printed?! | | | regards, Armin Reda Benzair wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I have a -simple?- question about OJB cache: > > > > How can I force refreshing an object? | | | -----Original Message----- From: Armin Waibel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: mardi 23 décembre 2003 01:42 To: OJB Users List Subject: Re: reload Object ? |
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| | RE: OBJECT PROBLEM |
| | The object 'usp_delete_from_trigger_table' does not exist in database | | | I have a problem with a stored procedure. | | | Server: Msg 15009, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_help, Line 70 |
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| | (Msg: D9 Lvl: 2) Re: Trustee problem |
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| | defining the problem Comparison Table |
| | Anything that operates for a period of time, normally consuming resources during that time and using them to create a useful result | | | A part of requirements and specification that involves narrowing down the scope of the system by determining the precise problem that needs solving | | | Object Oriented Software Engineering View all facts Glossary Help |
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