reduplicates

Aristotle, for instance, argued that being qua being is the subject of metaphysics when a term reduplicates itself, this is called a reflexive reduplication; Leibniz's principles of identity presuppose reduplicative analysis; Anscombe has noted that her use of the phrase 'under the description' in discussing intention is reduplicative.

The Traditional Analysis of Reduplicative Propositions 2005

Aristotle, for instance, argued that being qua being is the subject of metaphysics when a term reduplicates itself, this is called a reflexive reduplication; Leibniz's principles of identity presuppose reduplicative analysis; Anscombe has noted that her use of the phrase 'under the description' in discussing intention is reduplicative.

Archive 2005-01-01 2005

The male ego is a sexual persona (the Latin word for mask) - one of many personae adopted at different times and for different reasons by different people-that reduplicates itself in phallic monuments and skyscrapers (stairways to the sky, the sun, to Heaven), in religious doctrines that designate women as the servants of men, in plays were "shrews" are to be tamed.

Taylor Marsh: David Brooks Fears First Lady's Biceps 2009

Let it be known that this is what is going on in the work of the American Missionary Association constantly year by year, every year, as it reduplicates itself in every State of the South.

The American Missionary — Volume 52, No. 2, June, 1898 Various

Vauxhall on the water is of course more Vauxhall than ever, with the good fortune of home-made music and of a mirror that reduplicates and multiplies.

Italian Hours Henry James 1879

Art which reduplicates art is necessarily second-rate art.

The Harbours of England John Ruskin 1859

They are popularly supposed to be "true," and, at the worst, they are so, in the sense in which an echo is true to a conversation of which it omits the most important syllables and reduplicates the rest.

On the Old Road Vol. 1 (of 2) A Collection of Miscellaneous Essays and Articles on Art and Literature John Ruskin 1859

The production is exuberant with beautiful imagery, and I particularly loved the reference to Bernini's "Ecstasy of Saint Theresa of Avila", when Rinaldo, pierced by Cupid's spear, reduplicates the enraptured contortions of the Spanish mystic's famous statue.

parterre box Ercole Farnese 2010

As Plato pointed out, art endlessly reduplicates things, producing copies and copies and copies of copies.

openDemocracy Heidi James-Dunbar 2010

As Plato pointed out, art endlessly reduplicates things, producing copies and copies and copies of copies.

openDemocracy Heidi James-Dunbar 2010