The duration of such phenomena of brain - determined functional silence of
certain thematic modalities is usually of transitory nature . Depending on the
program - related sequence of thematic priority and relevant dynamics of
thematic shift ...
Author: Wolfgang Luthe
Publisher: New York: Grune & Stratton
ISBN: UOM:39076007021368
Category: Autogenic training
Page: 448
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37 Alice Miller took a similar path to creating awareness, in that she too
emphasized silence, but a very different kind of silence from that described by
Carson. This silence is just as destructive as the ecological silence, but what it
destroys is ...
Author: Timothy Arthur Lines
Publisher:
ISBN: 089135087X
Category: Religion
Page: 540
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FUNCITIONAL IMAGES OF THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATOR is one of those rare and precious books which helps religious educators explore and clarify their own special identity as religious educators. This special identity is revealed in ten basic functional roles which are central to religious education enactment. The author shows that while religious educators perform most and possibly all these ten basic functional roles, nonetheless one predominates. This dominant role, plus the way the religious educator harmoniously integrates the other roles into the dominant one, is the key to each religious educator's own special identity.Is not our profession outraged , and the low press befouled by vampires , who
feed on our culpable negligence or illadvised silence ? Why should sexual
matters in the male be more disagreeable than in the female ? And why should
the seal ...
Author: Donald Campbell Black
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:24503324759
Category: Genitourinary organs
Page: 322
View: 146
US 6,381,565 B1 FUNCTIONAL LOGIC CIRCUIT VERIFICATION DEVICE Yuichi
Nakamura, Tokyo, Japan, assignor to NEC Corporation, Tokyo, Japan ... SET
BLANK PERIOD COUNl"ER=0, SET' SILENCE COUNTERIO ENCODE FRAME.
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: PSU:000066183297
Category: Patents
Page:
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U.S human rights policy ltas too often been marked by silence; this is especially
tnte in the case of Turkey. State Department officials acknowledge human rights
abuses in Turkey but claim that they use quiet diplomacy in trying to improve the
...
Author: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs
Publisher:
ISBN: PURD:32754062965912
Category: Economic assistance, American
Page:
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Author: Ellen T. Harris
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105110385239
Category: Music
Page: 430
View: 657
Publisher Fact Sheet In Handel as Orpheus, the first comprehensive study of Handel's cantatas, Harris reveals the cantatas extraordinary beauty as well as their clear homosexual subtext.... UG)? Like Cinque, we answer the first question negatively: Grammatical
categories—features and/or heads in our understanding—are commonly present
and syntactically active even when silent. That is, the mere silence or non-
marking of ...
Author: Laura Brugé
Publisher: OUP USA
ISBN: 9780199746736
Category: Language Arts & Disciplines
Page: 432
View: 955
The cartographic project considers evidence for a functional head in one language as evidence for it in universal grammar. In this volume, some of the most influential linguists who have participated in this long-lasting debate offer their recent work in short, self contained case studies.Salih & Bader , The Communicative Function of Silence in the Classroom The
Communicative Function of Silence in the Classroom and. 3 . Instrument To
collect the data for this study , two questionnaires were utilized . The first ,
consisting of ...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: IND:30000048840379
Category: Humanities
Page:
View: 388
Functions of within - turn silences On the basis of the foregoing discussion of the
structure of the within - turn silence in terms of the three structural features , we
are now in a position to examine its function . It needs to be reemphasized that ...
Author: Yan Zuo
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:39015056210936
Category: Conversation
Page: 187
View: 246
Bruneau has a notion of silence as process of mind , and sees it as part of the
cognitive functioning of the brain ( 20 ) . In sum , then , silence can function in an
inventive capacity to give a speaker a chance to formulate an appropriate
response ...
Author: Alice Lane Therrell
Publisher:
ISBN: UCAL:X56638
Category:
Page: 278
View: 918
Language today is not born of silence , and that is why , in a certain sense , it has
become perverted . For language is now viewed as principally functional , and
true language is emphatically not functional . Silence ( truth ) and language have
...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:39015036655754
Category: Civilization, Western
Page:
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functional response to negative feedback of the four responses examined here .
Hagedoorn et al . ( 1999 ) suggest voice is a more functional response than
silence , as it can provide an early alert for the organization of problems that may
exist ...
Author: Catherine York Kingsley Westerman
Publisher:
ISBN: MSU:31293029565615
Category: Criticism, Personal
Page: 256
View: 353
Industry Functional and Sectoral Advisory Committees for Trade. Finally , ISAC -
3 notes that the NAFTA IP chapter is silent on the question of international
exhaustion of intellectual property rights and , therefore , does not change or
affect U . S ...
Author: United States. Industry Functional and Sectoral Advisory Committees for Trade
Publisher:
ISBN: UCSD:31822015033384
Category: Free trade
Page:
View: 483
They wanted silence and order in class . So far all Bill's teachers wanted silence .
" Silence , please ! ” they would say . " Silence , please ! ” They wanted silence
while they seated the boys and girls . They wanted silence while they passed out
...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: UIUC:30112011375646
Category: Mentally handicapped children
Page:
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The subsequent statement that the two characters are “ released from their
silence ” is highly evaluative and signals that speech is given preference to
silence . Such evaluation does evidently not originate from a neutral narrator ,
and since ...
Author: Nina Nørgaard
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105112595686
Category: Criticism
Page: 250
View: 517
Perhaps it ' s the “ functional silence ” ; all those juicy vor all its own . “ Functional
silence ” ( as opposed to “ strict ” or “ absolute ” silence ) is the rule — talking is
per - mitted , conversation is not . There ' s a random element to the daily sitting ...
Author: Don Morreale
Publisher: Random House Incorporated
ISBN: UVA:X004208120
Category: Religion
Page: 403
View: 193
Lists more than one thousand Buddhist centers and retreats in the U.S. and Canada, and describes the philosophy and facilities at each institutionce At this point in the interview short periods of silence often occur . These should
be accepted , but if the silence is uncomfortably prolonged the physician may say
, “ Tell me what you ' re thinking about . ” Tolerance of silence may be one of ...
Author: Jack W. Fleming
Publisher:
ISBN: UOM:39015003776740
Category: Medicine, Psychosomatic
Page: 174
View: 509
We are shown that there will be different expectations for speech or sound versus
silence depending on the frame , and that ... A second pervasive theme of this
book is the functional patterning of silence in relation to the potential function of ...
Author:
Publisher:
ISBN: UCSC:32106015842336
Category: Comparative linguistics
Page:
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Silence : Silence should not be used as a weapon to bring a man to subjection .
Silence worsens matters and makes the love of spouses grow cold . " To sin by
silence when they should protest , makes cowards of men " , said Abraham
Lincoln ...
Author: Ifeoma M. Onyemelukwe
Publisher:
ISBN: STANFORD:36105021351072
Category: Women
Page: 81
View: 479
Here we believe it is critical to take a functional stance on the social shaping of
memory . Storm and colleagues point out that forgetting is necessary for memory
to function that silence has its place . Moreover , in the everyday context ...
Author: Monisha Pasupathi
Publisher: Psychology Press
ISBN: STANFORD:36105133383633
Category: Psychology
Page: 156
View: 551
This title focuses on silence and its implications for memory, and also the implications of silences that extend beyond memory. Silencing is a means by which self and group become aligned in their views of the past. The contributions here make a strong case for memory researchers to consider what is not recalled and what is.