originary

Related to originary: orangery, ordinary

originary

- An adjective meaning "causing existence; productive," or "primitive; primary; original."
See also related terms for productive.
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Twice removed from their originary contexts--first from the street where they were photographed, then again from the photographs from which the cutouts were extracted--the painted figures function as ghostly simulacra of their human referents.
John Miller: Richard Telles Fine Art
In order to understand Heidegger's (1962, 1995) depiction of existential mood, it is necessary to understand his description of time or originary temporality.
Experiences of patients on outpatient hemodialysis therapy who are anticipating a transplant
The author has organized the sixteen chapters that make up the main body of his text in two parts devoted to two originary texts, and a collection of the various isms, or movements of the age.
Putting Modernism Together: Literature, Music, and Painting, 1872-1927
There is a strong tendency in contemporary French political philosophy to understand this distinction between police and politics as an originary division in the Machiavellian sense of the term--as a dichotomy in which the constant renewal of conflict between the nobles who want to dominate and the people who do not want to be dominated is what keeps society together and "indefinitely delays" its dissolution into civil war.
Ranciere antimaquiaveliano: cartografia estetica, sitios de inconmensurabilidad y procesos de experimentacion
11) Phenomenology-oriented Eugen Fink provides a caveat: 'The more originary the force which ventures to open a clearing, the deeper are the shadows in its fundamental ideas.
Guest editorial: in the beginning
The final section integrates the first two, arguing "there exist an originary, knowable, 'spirogenetic' essence that determines and motivates the whole form, function and development of an essentially subjective female self.
Sex, metaphysics, and madness; unveiling the grail on human nature and mental disorder
Arthur Bradley, Originary Technicity: The Theory of Technology from Marx to Derrida, London, Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, 216pp; 50 [pounds sterling] hardback
'To be to be tool'
Time preference manifests itself in the phenomenon of originary interest, i.
A note on two erroneous ways of defending the pure time preference theory of interest
originary callings for neat bigness and a flat chest
At this point, the say back's confused as to sources
And yet, it represents an interesting point for the study of religions and theology: these disciplines could gain maximum benefit from an analysis of what precedes the specific acts of believing consciousness and their rootedness in our originary affectivity.
Seeing the invisible, feeling the visible: Michel Henry on aesthetics and abstraction
In terms of American politics, "racial slavery was the originary trauma: antiblack racism becomes the frame for the repetition of the wound and constructs the parallel lives for African Americans" (44).
Anthony Bogues. Empire of Liberty: Power, Desire, and Freedom
In this long critique of Heidegger, through analyses of Gilbert Simondon, Andre Leroi-Gourhan, and Jacques Derrida, Stiegler re-reads the myth of Prometheus and challenges the strands of Western philosophy that posited an originary, non-technological human.
Bernard Stiegler: Technics and Time, 3: Cinematic Time and the Question of Malaise

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