...Figure 1. A Durga Puja procession in Banaras, of the very type to which Bynum makes reference in “Avoiding the Tyranny of Morphology.” Photograph by the author. ...

... in a study that Bynum published more than thirty years later. Omer Elmakais Writes: In Dissimilar Similitudes: Devotional Objects in Late Medieval Europe , Bynum probes the possibilities and limitations of comparing objects, phenomena, developments, or events, arguing that purely morphological...

... the in different results ent criteria, morphology, interfertility, and DNA analysis have been tried and yield...

... of anachronisms. Our next requisite correction may depend on our understanding Warburgian “survival” in the context of its dynamic—its morphological and COMMON KNOWLEDGE COMMON metapsychological—consequence and implications. The recoil from...

... parameter, you you parameter, of value a single morphological Straussian structuralism is not structure notis structure structuralism ­Straussian...

... thought and, in tandem, the destruction of Eurocentrism. But Spengler’s real strength is elsewhere—in the morphological vision of history, presented in these words: I have not hitherto found one who has carefully considered the morpho- logical relationship...

... of Zwicky's “morphological thinking.” 32 “The morphological thinker,” as Dyson explains, “discards all prejudices and all prior knowledge. Even highly reliable prior knowledge may be misleading. The thinker then makes a list of all possible explanations for a phenomenon and all possible inventions...

... but that they jointly practice a comparatism that is, as I said at the outset, both experimental and constructive. As such, its aim would not be to establish typologies or propose morphologies: the comparatism I am com- mending to anthropologists and historians could not, as a heuristic practice, seek correlations...

... in disciplines biological other and embryology, paleontology, morphology, about think to scholars German challenged and debates voked pro itimmediately and market, the on edition language ­ foreign- first the Itwas original. the after months mere 1860, in appeared Species...

..., 56 In other words, Loos’s interiors are morphological devices that amplify amplify that devices...

... as ” in a lexical and morphological manner, searching through...

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..., Polythetic Classification : By this account of the matter, the first consequence of the adoption of polythetic classification in social anthropol- ogy is that comparative studies, whether morphological or functional or statistical, are rendered more daunting and perhaps even unfeasible. Yet polythetic...

...- vival and gave them the destiny, like Galapagos species, of adding morphological links (irreversible ones) to the progress of evolution. The most vital of these mutants, by finding ways to make their designs awe- some, asserted their own power over patrons...

... to affirm the simplest things. To dare, for instance, to call a table—what others also regard as a table—a table, when I know that the word table is merely a concep- tual expedient referring to the morphological identity of table—like objects...

... orsyntax morphology ship and belief. The second, however, is a profound imposition of Hindu “ritual “ritual ofhowever,Hindu second, The belief...

... dissimilarities of qualitative basis on the suicides class to words, other in refusal, a overone, a “morphological” classification” “etiological an favors that method” is a “reverse demands what classification effect, end.In taxonomic this to path one only is approachofway by causality...

... Genette, Eberhard Lämmert, Dorrit Cohn, Mieke Bal)—never quite severed itself from the legacy of Vladimir Propp, whose Morphology of the Folktale appeared as early as 1928.9 The continental version of reception theory in the 1970s was anticipated...

... . Richards Robert J. Darwin and the Emergence of Evolutionary Theories of Mind and Behavior . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1987 . Russell E. S. Form and Function: A Contribution to the History of Animal Morphology . London : John Murray , 1916 . Russell E. S...