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	PlanetMath: immanent
		Special cases of immanents are determinants and permanents -- in the case where
		This is version 13 of immanent, born on 2003-12-05, modified 2006-09-11.
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	planetmath.org /encyclopedia/Immanent.html (82 words)

	IMMANENT DUALISM AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO DUALISM AND MONISM
		Immanent dualism is a processual and multidimensional world view (i.e., pluralistic, historical, narrative and evolving) rather than mechanistic, linear and unidimensional.
		Immanent dualism relates the similarities and differences in one world view in a manner that produces unique distinctions that cannot be singularly made by either monism or dualism.
		Immanent dualism, as an alternative world view to dualism and monism, suggests that the optimum path for avoiding collapse is a process of social change which combines scientific-technological rationality and "the seamless web." With such a world view, ideas might once again influence the unfolding of history.
	www.asa3.org /ASA/topics/worldview/Worldviews4-00Steiner.html (9609 words)

	Immanence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hinduism posits Brahman as both transcendent and immanent - varying emphasis on either quality is made by the different philosophies/denominations within the religion.
		Immanence is one of the five key concepts in Druze, and is represented by the color white.
		In Christianity, the transcendent, almighty and holy God, who cannot be approached or seen, becomes immanent primarily in the God-man Jesus the Christ, who is the incarnate Second Person of the Trinity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Immanent (994 words)

	Immanent: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		This is especially evident on the hypnotic "Eclipsed" and the atmospheric "Skip the Sausage (At the Terminal Hotel)," which features one of Lewis' humorous and unsettling narratives.
		Although Lewis' familiar, slightly surreal perspective is apparent on Immanent, several tracks display a political consciousness that hasn't been as obvious in his previous work.
		Immanent was the first in a series of Lewis collaborations with Swedish artists; the late '90s saw a flurry of activity with He Said Omala, Ocsid, and Hox.
	www.music.com /release/immanent/1 (459 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Immanence
		Thus, vital action, as well in the physiological as in the intellectual and moral order, is called immanent, because it proceeds from that spontaneity which is essential to the living subject and has for its term the unfolding of the subject's constituent energies.
		The very exaggeration with which he refuses to admit in God any efficient causality, as something unworthy of His beatitude, leads him to place at the heart of finite being the principle of the action which it puts forth with a view to that which is supremely lovable and desirable.
		This would be the outcome of an immanent progress, "the consciousness which man has acquired of his relations with God".
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/07682a.htm (5776 words)

	Divine Assistance For Healing’s Immanent Activity
		This transcendent relationship is active when we believe in integrity for our immanent healing potential and when we believe that God is actively involved in our inherent healing abilities.
		The healing process is determined by conscious mental events; healing is facilitated by an individual’s normal range of (immanent) abilities in response to challenges—the normal range of abilities is the Creator’s design for a comprehensive fitness.
		This additional transcendental information enables the immanent information from our creation to participate in a co-creation that we are empowered to choose.
	www.biblemetaphors.com /metaphors8.htm (6440 words)

	PlanetMath: example of immanent
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		example of immanent: contents duplication by mathforever on 2005-04-09 11:26:27
		The contents of the "example of immanent" is already presented in the defenition of "immanent", thus probably it is better to present a different example of immanent.
	planetmath.org /encyclopedia/ExampleOfImmanent.html (79 words)

	Immanent Audio \| Read - about Immanent Audio
		Immanent Audio developed out of work from The Transcendental Friend in 1999.
		Immanent Audio publishes audio CDs of work by writers and their collaborators.
		While much can and has been said about poetry and music or sound, Immanent Audio is oriented towards work which, though text based, considers and plays with the medium of recorded sound.
	www.morningred.com /immanentaudio/read.html (242 words)

	Pantheism (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
		Pantheism clearly does not claim that God in the theistic sense is immanent in the world since it denies such a God — transcendent or immanent — exists.
		the all-inclusive divine Unity) that is immanent, not the theistic one.
		The view that God is the "immanent cause" of things is a kind of creation doctrine for Spinoza and a basis for Unity.
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/pantheism (15169 words)

	5. Of Other Eternal and Immanent Acts in God, Particularly Adoption and Justification.
		Justification, as a transient act, and declarative, follows calling; but as an immanent act in God, it goes before it, of which we are only speaking, as ought always to be remembered.
		It is affirmed, that those various passages of scripture, where we are said to be justified through faith, and by fairly, have no other tendency than to show that faith is something prerequisite to justification, which cannot be said if justification was from eternity.
		They differ, the one being an immanent act in God; all which sort of acts are eternal, and so before faith; the other being a transient declarative act, terminating on the conscience of the believer; and so is by and through faith, and follows it.
	www.pbministries.org /books/gill/Doctrinal_Divinity/Book_2/book2_05.htm (2006 words)

	ironwoodhollow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Immanent Grove is an independent local church, gnostic Pagan in concept, which meets primarily at Ironwood Circle, a dedicated outdoor ritual space.
		Out of respect for parents raising their children in other faiths, we ask that minors attend only if they are accompanied by a custodial parent.
		A committee of the Immanent Grove began raising money months ago toward the long-term goal or purchasing property in central Maine for use by Pagans.
	www.ctel.net /~applebooks/ironwoodhollow.htm (561 words)

	Wireviews - Reviews - H.A.L.O.: Immanent
		Immanent is Lewis' sole album release under the H.A.L.O. banner and is a natural progression from his He Said work.
		After a rather sombre one-minute introduction, the remainder of the album is mostly industrial pop along the lines of NIN.
		Fans of hard-edged pop mixed with a little experimentation will probably lap this up but be aware that you may find Immanent becoming samey after repeated listens.
	www.wireviews.com /reviews/immanent.html (142 words)

	immanent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		An immanent God stays and does not go away; He (or She, as may be the case in some religions) is not "beyond us," but rather a part of us in daily life.
		To help see the difference between a transcendent God and an immanent God, ask yourself, "Where is God?" If you point up to the sky, then you are thinking about a transcendent God, up there, beyond us.
		From the Biblical point of view, God is both transcendent and immanent.
	www.english.eku.edu /HARNACK/ENG211/BiblicalLiterature/immanent.html (293 words)

	Enculturation: Patricia Pisters
		This immanent conception of the image seems to be very important in respect to new media.
		In his immanent conception of the image, Deleuze makes the distinction between the virtual and the actual which seems to be a very important one and which will be my third move.
		To summarize, I think that Deleuze's immanent conception of images allows for a continuation (not a break) between analogue and digital cinema; between old and new images.
	enculturation.gmu.edu /2_1/pisters.html (2695 words)

	Divine Immanence and Transcendence
		For the Divine to be immanent, it must be within in some sense, and not just something on which something else depends, which could be external.
		Although the relation between God and nature is very close, with God being immanent in the very activity of nature, their exact relation is more like 'being adjacent' than 'being of one continuous substance'.
		We may reflect that if God is Immanent in the world, then we would expect Immanence to be for some purpose essential to the operation of nature, and we should not be surprised if the investigations of physics have unwittingly described some of the modes of Divine operation in the world.
	www.theisticscience.org /principles/immanence.html (4102 words)

	eminent, immanent, imminent. The Columbia Guide to Standard American English. 1993
		Imminent and immanent are frequently homophones (both pronounced IM-uh-nent), and eminent usually differs only in its first vowel (EM-uh-nent), so at least in speech it is possible to confuse these words.
		Imminent means “impending, threatening, likely to occur at any moment,” as in It appears that a real downpour is imminent.
		Immanent is a relatively low frequency word, meaning “inherent, residing within, self-contained,” as in These ideas are immanent in most Christian belief.
	www.bartleby.com /68/70/2170.html (133 words)

	THE ORIGIN OF VALUE IN A TRANSCENDENT FUNCTION
		Kant's distinction between immanent and transcendent need not be abolished, but much of the way that Kant characterizes the transcendent--as an independent order of objects different from phenomena yet between which, as between phenomena, causal interactions can occur--must be scrapped.
		To say that the object, or the phenomenal object, is immanent in intuition may be taken as to do no more than affirm a common sense realist principle, that the real things (tá ontôs ónta) are the things that I actually see and touch.
		The sensible material is to be considered essentially immanent, while that which transcends consciousness, existence, is to be suitably associated with the imperfect aspect and the peculiar emptiness of futurity and potentiality.
	www.friesian.com /origin/chap-3.htm (8793 words)

	LINGUIST List 8.1537: Immanent Approach, Distinctive Features (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		JandH: For the connection and delimination of phonology (especially phonemics) and phonetics., the crucial question is the nature of the relationship between phonological entities and sound....
		This so-to-speak inner, IMMANENT approach, which locates the distinctive features and their bundles within the speech sounds, be it on their motor, acoustical or auditory level, is the most appropriate premise for phonetic operation, although it has been repeatedly contested by outer approaches which in different ways divorce phonemes from concrete sounds...
		Avoiding the hitherto dominant transcendent point of view and seeking an immanent understanding of language as self-subsistent, specific structure, and seeking a constant within language itself, not outside it, linguistic theory begins by circumscribing the scope of its object...
	www.ling.ed.ac.uk /linguist/issues/8/8-1537.html (403 words)

	Jesus.com.au - An Immanent Diety
		In classic Christian thought God is affirmed as being both transcendent and immanent.
		Hawkins acknowledges that the Bible teaches God is both transcendent and immanent.
		He states, 'God both transcends and is immanent to us and all of creation.
	www.jesus.com.au /html/page/immanent_diety (671 words)

	People often view the world in terms of groups (Freeman 1992 xx
		The internet has become intertwined with a larger paradigm shift in how people are connected: from relatively homogenous, broadly-embracing, densely-knit, and tightly-bounded groups to more heterogeneous, specialized, sparsely-knit, and loosely-bounded social networks.
		The Immanent Internet: Despite the dot.com meltdown, both the number of internet users and their frequency of use have increased.
		However, while the internet is immanent, its effects are not technologically predetermined nor sociologically predestined.
	www.chass.utoronto.ca /~wellman/publications/immanent/immanent.html (6402 words)

	Eisler - Wörterbuch: Immanent (immanens, darin bleibend, Immanenz)
		Immanent (immanens, darin bleibend) ist ein Ausdruck für das Eingeschlossensein, Innenwirken einer Sache, Kraft, eines Ereignisses, einer Erkenntnis.
		Immanent ist, was in der Sache, im Begriff selbst steckt, nicht darüber hinausgeht (nicht »transzendent«, s.
		Immanent ist alle innerhalb der Erfahrungsmöglichkeit bleibende, auf ein Erfahrbares sich beziehende Erkenntnis (Krit.
	www.textlog.de /4006.html (465 words)

	The Metaphysics of Causation (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
		If they are immanent, then they are events, or one of the other candidates such as features, tropes, or situations.
		Third, there is the so-called ‘slingshot’ argument, which maintains that the causal relata must be immanent events because (as per an argument from Frege) there is but one transcendent fact: the True.
		For instance, “the gardener's failing to water the flowers caused the flowers' wilting” is to be interpreted as: what the gardener actually did (viz., the actual event of his watching television) rather than watering the flowers (the non-actual event that is the associated occurrence) caused the flowers to wilt rather than blossom.
	plato.stanford.edu /entries/causation-metaphysics (12299 words)

	Immanent Audio \| Home
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		Above Islands is available direct from Immanent Audio for $10.
		Immanent Audio 80 Skillman Ave., 2nd fl., Brooklyn, NY 11211, www.morningred.com
	www.morningred.com /immanentaudio (165 words)

	EDUCATING VALUES IMMANENT IN THE EMERGENT LEVELS OF SOCIO-CYBERSYSTEMIC BEING
		Educating in the sense of "drawing out and realizing what is immanently there" applies more meaningfully to values and motivations rather than to factual or technical knowledge and skills.
		In particular it is argued that a structure of about nine emergent communication and control(cybersystemic) levels has evolved, and that each of the levels has its own characteristic immanent values criteria (and feedback control loops) which can and should be drawn upon to motivate and broaden and deepen the learning conversations which constitute education.
		To discuss values immanent in the various cybersystemic levels of communicontrol which we exert on one another might be seen as committing the naturalistic fallacy of leaping from is to ought.
	spam.concordia.ca /~boydg/isaval.html (4382 words)

	Immanent war, immaterial terror. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Those institutions, practices and processes of subjectivation, indivisible from liberal strategies for the mastery of the problem of war within society, can only be understood in this context as a form of the terrorization of human dignity, where time is lived constitutively.
		The concept of war refers here to what is most material and immanent to the dignity of human life, and the concept of terror - to that which is most abstract from it.
		If the peace that political sovereignty sanctions and upholds is a historically and politically contingent disequilibrium of force relations, then one means to contest that peace is to disturb its martial genealogy, to pervert its order and disinter its pathologies.
	multitudes.samizdat.net /article.php3?id_article=2109 (2236 words)

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		-Samuel Butler, novelist, essayist, and satirist (1835-1902) im.ma.nent a.
		immanent.] Remaining within; inherent; indwelling; abiding; intrinsic; internal or subjective; hence, limited in activity, agency, or effect, to the subject or associated acts; -- opposed to emanant, transitory, transitive, or objective.
		"As a man's mind within his body directs it as it wills, so we must think that the intelligence immanent in the universe orders the universe as it pleases." --- im.mi.nent a.
	www.wordsmith.org /awad/archives/0897 (3265 words)

	God Is Immanent
		"God is immanent in every form and whoever loves God must love God's creation.
		Ok, I could argue that if I am part of humanity and I am part of this "Deity is immanent", then I could easily point out that some Deities are mean as all crap.
		I think we deserve it because we are God/dess incarnate or, if you prefer, immanent.
	www.anisoptera.com /immanent.htm (710 words)

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