polyvalence

Heydt-Stevenson's essay points to what Foucault calls "the tactical polyvalence of discourses" (100): the condescendingly repressive language of the late eighteenth-century conduct books gives rise to the

Romantic Loves: A Response to _Historicizing Romantic Sexuality_ 2006

The marks and their "polyvalence their ability to command a multitude of gestures at once," signal a voice that is oracular in nature.

Archive 2007-06-01 Lemon Hound 2007

The marks and their "polyvalence their ability to command a multitude of gestures at once," signal a voice that is oracular in nature.

Alice Notley, Part 3 Lemon Hound 2007

Since Wells 'socialism doesn't quite have the same appeal it did before the collapse of the Soviet Union, an adapter can't rely on the original polyvalence of his writing.

Review of War of the Worlds Richard Nokes 2005

Since Wells 'socialism doesn't quite have the same appeal it did before the collapse of the Soviet Union, an adapter can't rely on the original polyvalence of his writing.

Archive 2005-07-01 Richard Nokes 2005

It retains much of the infantile form, but has undergone, nevertheless, a certain development, which I designate as ` sexual polyvalence. '

The Journal of Abnormal Psychology 1916

Five groups of value-related sustainability features were identified: flexibility and polyvalence; energy and water dependency; accessibility and mobility; security; and health and comfort.

Cost-Benefit News CostBenefit 2010

The property's sustainability performance concerning flexibility and polyvalence, accessibility and mobility, as well as health and comfort are very good.

Cost-Benefit News CostBenefit 2010

The polyvalence of the offer is so flexible that everyone will find an answer to his needs.

iMechanica - Comments 2009