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Значения термина human praxis на английском
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Использование термина human praxis на английском
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The globality of humanpraxis is not a scenario invented by some entrepreneur.
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Embodied in literacy, language accounts for the ever-deepening specialization and fragmentation of humanpraxis.
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Constituted in humanpraxis, notation became a reality with an apparent life of its own.
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Through language, this experience was projected against the background of many different forms of humanpraxis.
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The possibility of meaning (intended, assigned) stems from the establishment of language within humanpraxis.
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Exchanging goods pertinent to survival corresponds to a scale of humanpraxis that guarantees coherence and homogeneity.
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The current use of images results from the new exigencies of humanpraxis and developments in visualization technology.
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This happened simultaneously with the reification of many other forms of humanpraxis: religion, the judiciary, the military.
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The pragmatic framework of current humanpraxis is based on the structural characteristics of this higher scale of humankind.
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A growing number and a variety of mediating elements in humanpraxis challenge our understanding of what we do.
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The sequential nature of language, in particular its embodiment in literacy, no longer suits humanpraxis as its universal measure.
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Religion consecutively constituted its own domain of humanpraxis, with its own division of labor, and its own frame of reference.
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At the same time, it is constitutive, together with many other elements of humanpraxis: biological endowment, heuristics and logic, dialectic, training.
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Internally motivated developments, as well as those rooted in forms of humanpraxis other than geometry, resulted in the constitution of many geometric languages.
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But what is only an example of how language can become an end in itself has become a very significant development in humanpraxis.
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The underlying structure of humanpraxis that determined the need for literacy also determined the need for appropriate means of expression, communication, and signification.