Pre-Socratic Concepts of Reality: The Arche
The Arche in Pre-Socratic Philosophy
The arche represents the basic reality, the fundamental principle or substance from which everything originates and is composed. It is the beginning foundation, the element or substance underlying all things.
Milesian School: Material Monism
- Thales of Miletus: Considered the first philosopher, Thales believed the arche is water, observing its necessity for all living organisms. He also held that everything possesses a soul (hylozoism), implying universal life.
- Anaximander:
Key English Grammar Concepts: Verbs, Tenses, and Clauses
Linking Words and Conjunctions
Time
- When: When, As, While, Whereas
- Just as / On: As soon as
- Before: Before
- After: After
- Until: Until, Till
Contrast / Concession
- Although / Even though / Though: Although, Even Though, Though
- While: While
- In Spite of / Despite: In Spite of, Despite (+ noun / gerund / the fact that…)
- However: However
Cause / Reason
- Because of / Due to: Because of, Due to
Result / Consequence
- So: And so
- As a result: As a result
- Therefore: Therefore
- So…that / Such…that: So…that, Such…that
Purpose
- To
IFRS and GAAP Accounting Principles: Questions and Answers
IFRS and GAAP Accounting Principles
T8
Which false? a) Receiv. include equity sec…
In record a factori trans.: d) IFRS all. partial
Under IFRS: a) the entry to record uncoll. GAAP.
Under IFRS, loans and receiv b) Amortiz c. adjust
T9
Which correct? b) IFRS per revalu (ex goodwill).
Res. and develop costs are: a) exp under GAAP.
IFRS allows. Which correct regarding? c) The journal entry to record a revaluation when the…
T10
The acc. bonds pay.: essent. same IFRS/GAAP
Which false? a) Under IFRS, c. liab.
Read MoreTirant lo Blanc: Narrative Themes and Historical Context
Tirant lo Blanc: Thematic Narrative
Tirant lo Blanc Thematic Narrative No. XIII – XV Religious and Moral, Historical (Ramon Llull), philosophical (Bernat Metge), historical (chronicles) romantic fiction (Tirant lo Blanc and Ramon Llull Curial e Güelfa anonymous) – Lull The figure is representative of the effort of the Christian society to be hegemonic.
Ramon Llull’s Vital Tasks
Draft vital tasks:
- Writing works that spread the Christian doctrine around the world and proposing reforms to bring the company
Chilean Education: Neoliberalism and Military Rule (1973-2006)
Chilean Education Under Military Rule and Neoliberalism (1973-2006)
This particular education system adopted the curriculum content and structure of ENU (dual language, content, and ban state student selection).
The ENU never became law, even though some of these proposals were adopted in some schools. The project originated from the teachers themselves, was regenerated by the Ministry of Education, and sparked a national debate.
Following the declaration of the episcopal conference on April 11, 1973,
Read MoreSewerage System Construction: Processes and Elements
Item 5.4
Sequence of Construction Processes for Reorganization
Sanitation refers to the ductwork leading wastewater from a building to a treatment plant or a sewage treatment plant. After purification treatment, the water can be reused or discharged into the sea.
If there is no sewerage system, a separate wastewater collection system is necessary, such as a septic tank and absorbent field. The difference between them lies not only in whether they decompose or treat waters, but also in the storage space.
Read More14th and 15th Century Spanish Literature
14th Century Literature
Mester of Clergy
The issues explored by the clergy are no longer exclusively scholarly, derived from books, but also originate from life experiences.
The Rise of Narrative Prose
Another major innovation is the birth of author’s narrative prose, notably with Don Juan Manuel’s Count Lucanor.
Juan Ruiz, Archpriest of Hita
Juan Ruiz, the Archpriest of Hita (Guadalajara), lived in the first half of the 14th century. His personality is evident in the Book of Good Love.
This book challenges
Read MoreUI/UX Design & Web Development: Key Principles
User-Centered Design Principles
- User-centered design focuses on how users actually interact, not how designers assume they will.
- The user is not you – Real user needs must be understood through research.
Motor Laws (Human Capabilities in UI)
- Fitts’ Law – The time to reach a target depends on its distance (↑ = slow) & size (↑ = fast).
- Formula: T = D / W
- UI Tip: Make frequently used buttons larger & closer.
- Steering Law – Navigating through constrained paths slows down interaction.
- UI
English Vocabulary and Grammar: Suffixes, Verbs, Questions
English Vocabulary and Grammar
Vocabulary: Suffixes -ful and -less
- Useful: útil
- Useless: sem utilidade
- Powerful: poderoso
- Powerless: impotente
- Fearful: amedrontado
- Fearless: destemido
- Harmful: prejudicial
- Harmless: inofensivo
- Careful: cuidadoso
- Careless: descuidado
- Meaningful: significativo
- Meaningless: sem significado
- Thoughtful: pensativo
- Thoughtless: impensado
- Hopeful: esperançoso
- Hopeless: sem esperança
Vocabulary: Mysterious Events
- Abduction: rapto
- Disappearance: desaparecimento
- Discovery: descoberta
- Escape:
Understanding Musical Expression, Tempo, Vocal Groups, and Jazz
Item 5
What is Musical Expression?
Musical expression occurs when the interpreter conveys the emotion beyond the written notes to the listener. The elements that contribute to this are: dynamics (the use of different shades), tempo, character, and accentuation and articulation.
Tempo and Movement in Music
Tempo refers to the speed at which a musical work is executed. The tempo can convey different sensations. Tempo markings are placed at the beginning of the piece, above the staff.
Metronome: A device
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