encyclopedism造句

• Aside from the work of Aristotle and Pliny the Elder, little of this ancient encyclopedism survives.
• It does not represent a continuation of ancient or medieval encyclopedism, but comes from a separate tradition.
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• The drive toward encyclopedism-especially on topics peripheral to scientific study-renders a great many articles so unintelligible as to seem self-congratulatory.
• Different styles of encyclopedism emerged which would target particular age groups, presenting the works as educational tools even made available through payment plans advertised on TV.
• The illusion of encyclopedism experienced by the reader of such a novel might represent the author's exploration of the assumptions and practices embodied in the production of a real encyclopedia.
• Pell spent much of the 1630s working under Hartlib's influence, on a variety of topics in the area of pedagogy, encyclopedism and pansophy, combinatorics and the legacy of Trithemius.
• Along these lines, a post-structuralist analysis of the encyclopedic novel sees it as critical of encyclopedism, the ostensible goal of which is to capture the sum of all human knowledge.
• This realization that no one person, not even a genius like Pliny assisted by slave secretaries, could produce a work of the comprehensiveness required, is the mark of the modern era of encyclopedism.
• The most powerful implementation of encyclopedism to date is Wikipedia, which integrates the associative powers of the world-wide web with the collective intelligence of its millions of contributors, approaching the ideal of a global memory.
• WikiAfrica Workshop is intended as a space in which to explore in depth the themes and narrative forms of Africa's cultural production as well as a forum, naturally enough, for a discussion of Wikipedia's controversial encyclopedism.
• The best known of Ong's theses is Ramus the post-braces ) and rhetoric, forceful and persuasive at least to some Protestants; and it had partly been anticipated in cataloguing and indexing knowledge and its encyclopedism by Conrad Gesner.
• Given that the aura of encyclopedism in a work of fiction is necessarily an illusion, it points to a failure a " failure " which may align with a novelistic intent to " highlight the illusory basis of'total knowledge'".
• WikiAfrica Mantua is intended as a space in which to explore in depth the themes and narrative forms of Africa's cultural production ( focusing on literature, the visual arts, boundaries, and the oral tradition ) as well as a forum, naturally enough, for a discussion of Wikipedia's controversial encyclopedism.