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Meanings of individuation in English
Spanish
individualización Discriminating the individual from the generic group or species.
Synonyms
Examples for "individuality"
Examples for "individuality"
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Their work is connected by questions of change, memory and subversive individuality.
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Not half as much individuality in the name as in the man.
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The positive character of provision for individuality as a factor in study.
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When it is new it has marks of individuality; it means something.
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There was a missing of self, of individuality; he spoke in abstractions.
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Not everyone agrees, of course, and there's the problem of eliminating individualism.
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The second unique factor in American slavery was the growth of individualism.
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The higher we go in the scale the truer this individualism holds.
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The age of individualism is in danger of having no real individuals.
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The spirit of the French Revolutionary period was the spirit of individualism.
The manner in which a thing is identified as distinguished from other things.
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Usage of individuation in English
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How is the ratio between individuation and genesis established in each case?
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But to set against this individuation several people spoke of limits to migration.
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Perhaps the most threatening and destabilizing is the trauma of separation and individuation.
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There are myriad points at which errors of individuation can occur.
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Since individuation is so dreadfully tedious, those bones I'd merely counted and bagged.
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What are the conditions of individuation or insulation in this mother-sea?
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To know this self is a lifelong process-whatJung called the process of individuation.
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The Darwinian individuation of organisms occurs by bodily coherence for structural and functional reasons.
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For me, these reductions then become about classification, profiling and the loss of individuation.
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The Trinity and the mystery of individuation are inextricably linked.
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A small minority of species would precariously ascend toward greater individuation and mental clarity.
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Yet there's something troubling in the lack of individuation.
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And so dimensional quantity is a principle of individuation.
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Human collectives go through formation, individuation, separation - all the phases in individual psychological development.
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I blamed myself for all of this so-called individuation; it had sprung from a single moment.
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This is the inevitable terrestrial idealism, peculiar to every individuation in time-theindividual thus balancing the universe.
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Translations for individuation
Russian
Individuation through the time