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11Non-lieu (anthropologie) — Un non lieu est, selon Marc Augé, un espace interchangeable où l être humain reste anonyme. Il s agit par exemple des moyens de transport, des grandes chaînes hôtelières, des supermarchés mais aussi des camps de réfugiés. L homme ne vit pas et ne …
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13Non-Aristotelian logic — The term non Aristotelian logic, sometimes shortened to null A, means any non classical system of logic which rejects one of Aristotle s premises (see term logic). Contents 1 History 2 Use in science fiction 3 See also 4 …
14Non-finite verb — In linguistics, a non finite verb (or a verbal) is a verb form that is not limited by a subject and, more generally, is not fully inflected by categories that are marked inflectionally in language, such as tense, aspect, mood, number, gender, and …
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16subjective — a. 1. Belonging to or characteristic of the subject (as contrasted with the object), in the mind, within the self. 2. Merely mental, limited to the subject, in the mind only, unreal, non objective, not actual, internal, non external. 3. Imagined …
17non-monetary advantages and disadvantages — Those aspects of an employment that are not connected with its financial remuneration. They include the employees subjective opinion of their working environment, the stimulation or boredom of the work itself, the companionship or isolation… …
18PROBABILITÉ SUBJECTIVE — Utilisée parfois par les mathématiciens pour désigner la probabilité «bayésienne» (cf. calcul des PROBABILITÉS), l’expression de probabilité subjective comporte en elle même une ambiguïté. Elle désigne en effet soit la logique propre de la… …
19Conception subjective de la valeur — La conception subjective de la valeur est une conception de la valeur en économie qui postule que, « pour avoir de la valeur, un objet doit être utile et rare »[1]. Elle reconnaît également qu un objet peut répondre aux besoins d un… …
20work, subjective experience of — In contrast to the relatively stable ideologies which constitute a work ethic , sociology also looks at the way work is actually experienced by individuals and groups. This includes orientations to work, attitudes in the job, job motivations, and …
