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physis

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physis
1. the principle or concept of growth and change in nature.
2. nature considered as the source of growth and change.
3. something that grows or develops.
See also: Change, Growth, Nature
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Poetic works have been brought into being, produced, and poetry is therefore a force that originates artificial forms of being that come into an interaction with physis ([TEXTO IRREPRODUCIBLE EN ASCII.
Pier Paolo Pasolini's La ricotta: the power of cinepoiesis by Carlorosi, Silvia / Italica
4 The type-IV avulsion fracture extends posteriorly through the physis and may displace the entire epiphysis with the tubercle.
Avulsion fractures of the tibial tubercle by A Abalo and K G Akakpo-numado and A Dossim and A Walla and K Gnassingbe and A H Tekou / Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery
The Greeks have realized that man is not only dependent on the physical order of nature, the physis, but that man is also dependent on the order of human conventions, to the nomos (Hayek, 1973, p.
Equality before the Law and its role for transition to capitalism: ... by Sprich, Christoph / Journal of Private Enterprise
 
 
 
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