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	Walter de Gruyter - Sprachwissenschaft, Kommunikationswissenschaften - Mouton de Gruyter - Zeitschriften - Linguistic ...
		Following the founding of the Association for Linguistic Typology (ALT) in 1994, the launching of the journal Linguistic Typology under the auspices of ALT is another sign that typology is internationally consolidating its position.
		Typology is simultaneously about the diversity and uniformity of this universe.
		What typology thrives on is variation across languages; but what makes the typologist's day is co-variation, the discovery that logically independent variables have identical values in one language after another, or at any rate do not show all logically possible combinations of values.
	www.degruyter.de /journals/lintyp (532 words)

	Sex Offender Typology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		To identify a typology of juvenile sex offenders and examine the different treatment needs of the heterogeneous juvenile sex offender population.
		The typology of juvenile sex offenders will clarify differences between subgroups of offenders and serve as a guide for comprehensive decisionmaking in individual cases, thus facilitating identification of the appropriate treatment or detention strategy.
		There is a need to develop a typology of juvenile sex offenders to facilitate the judicial decisionmaking process and provide appropriate treatment interventions so that juvenile sex offending does not become part of a vicious cycle.
	ojjdp.ncjrs.org /grants/disckit/offend97.htm (1659 words)

	Typology - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Typology, in Christian theology, a system of Biblical interpretation in which correspondences link characters and events in the Old Testament with...
		The concept of ergative typology refers to a case system that is different from the nominative-accusative system found in English, German, and most...
		The integrative approach that characterized regional geography in the past also survives in modern landscape geography, which is concerned with the...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Typology.html (147 words)

	Puritan Typology
		Based on an ancient hermeneutic method (Hebrews 10:1), typology is the interpretation of Old Testament events, persons, and ceremonies as signs which prefigured Christ's fulfillment and new covenant with the apostolic church.
		Typology involves identification both of a type or figura, a figure, concept, ceremony, or event as an Old Testament precursor, and an anti-type, a New Testament historical figure or event that follows and fulfills the promise of the type.
		Typology was used extensively in sermons, conversion narratives, and poetry, including that of Edward Taylor.
	www.wsu.edu /~campbelld/amlit/typology.htm (832 words)

	Introduction of Biblical Typology
		For the purposes of this class, typology (or typological symbolism) is a Christian form of biblical interpretation that proceeds on the assumption that God has placed anticipations of Christ in the laws, events, and people of the Old Testament.
		Within the discipline of typology the use of proof-texting, or the use of Scripture to solidly ground and verify one's thesis, has tended to have fallen to the way-side in favor of the "big idea" approach which seeks to compare and contrast the thought or intent of the biblical writers.
		Nevertheless, a typology that doesn't follow the precepts of the biblical text, or the themes that are progressively developed throughout the Bible are given to speculation, and ultimately, allegory.
	www.ovrlnd.com /Teaching/Typology.html (1528 words)

	"Typology: A Summary Of The Present Evangelical Discussion" by W. Edward Glenny
		I will attempt to explain typology as it is understood by representatives of each of these views and then demonstrate how each view would (or would not) apply typology to explain the relationship between Israel and the Church.
		Proper understanding of typology informs us that even if the NT interprets the OT typologically and even if we are to do so, that does not allow us to ignore or cancel the meaning of the type or substitute the meaning of the antitype for it.
		Probably the most controversial and innovative aspect of Davidson's theory of typology is his belief that types are predictive and that there must be some indication of the existence and predictive quality of OT types before their antitypical fulfillment - otherwise they cannot be predictive.
	www.biblicalstudies.org.uk /article_typology_glenny.html (5452 words)

	4 Text typology
		The development of an adequate text typology for interpreting is important for educational purposes in the training of interpreters, as well as the theoretical development within interpreting research.
		This in turn helps us to build a typology of the texts delivered at a conference, and more particularly, their thematic progression, which is especially important for the operation of the probability prediction mechanism on the semantic level (Alexieva 1985:196-197; 1994; cf.
		Text typology, on the other hand, is the theoretical categorisation of texts into different types according to certain characteristics.
	www.geocities.com /~tolk/lic/LIC990329p4.htm (2035 words)

	The categorization and Disambiguation of Biblical Typology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Typologies in the Bible are clear and simple, and this quality is part of their beauty.
		A generation ago a widespread interest in the study of typology prevailed; latterly the interest has largely subsided, chiefly because of the vagaries and extravagances which attended its treatment on the part of not a few writers.
		I intend to explain the categorization of Biblical typology, not only according to the cognitive categorization structure models of man, but also to demonstrate that the actual word "typology" is a term we have also given to describe the recognition of an incredibly complex and wholistically divine cognitive structure.
	home.gci.net /~metaphorik/LoveCF/categorization_and_disambiguation_of_biblical_typology.html (4084 words)

	Dan Sherer: Typology and Its Vicissitudes
		Whereas figural typology refers to a design process articulated without visible contradiction at the level of the particular elements, conbinatory typology implies a design method formulated at the level at which wholes relate to parts while subjecting the latter to a logic which may initially seem antithetical to them.
		Yet it is at the level of concrete urban experience, not at the level of abstract combinatory relations, that typology plays its first truly modern role, one in which the forms of the past find themselves not so much violated or transgressed as transvalued and resemanticized.
		This standard, the rule of typology, remains an ideal type unchanged and unchanging over time; yet at the same time it permits processes of accretion, disturbance, and modification to gradually alter the body of the city -- processes emerging between form and history that we have come to identify with architecture itself.
	www.arch.columbia.edu /Pub/Precis/site/13/dsherer.html (1622 words)

	A Typology of Media
		The result of this analysis is a typology of media which contrasts computer conferencing and other computer media with a broad array of interpersonal and mass media, including newspapers, magazines, movies, radio, television, letters, face-to-face communication, and the telephone.
		Although the placements of real-time interactive and correspondence media in that typology are similar to the one developed in this chapter, the two characteristics it uses, potential recipients and potential for feedback, are insufficient to the task of differentiating broadcast media from distribution media.
		These relationships are complex, and the informal typology may be easier to understand than the formal typology, but the formal typology is probably to be preferred as a better summary explanation of the relationships between media.
	pages.prodigy.net /davis_foulger/diss/typology.htm (6700 words)

	E211 Renaissance Typology Guide
		Typology is an interpretive method developed early in Christian history; its purpose is to relate the events of the Old Testament to the events of the four gospels, i.e.
		Typology was neither literal exegesis concerned only with the past historical events themselves, nor allegorical exegesis which treated past happenings only as symbols to be spiritually interpreted.
		Typology recommended itself to the Reformers as an ideal method for regulating spiritualization, since it stressed the literal-historical (as opposed to a purely allegorical) level of exegesis, and then proceeded to impose the scriptural pattern upon the self, in accordance with the concept of exemplum fidei.
	www.ajdrake.com /e211_spr_05/materials/guides/ren_typology.htm (2138 words)

	typology - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Typology, in Christianity, a system of biblical interpretation in which correspondences link characters and events in the Old Testament with those...
		In archaeology, classification is a research tool that is used to distinguish among different artifacts and other material objects.
		Classification : how humans and their cultures are classified: typology
	encarta.msn.com /typology.html (134 words)

	Toward a Typology of Sacrifice (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A typology of sacrifice, then, must be pragmatic, psycho-social, and ideological; those are the features of consciousness which appear to be involved in the sacrificial institutions of antiquity.
		The entire purpose of proceeding by typology is to be aware of categories of phenomena, without characterizing those phenomena in advance.
		Indeed, the divine may be defined from the perspective of sacrificial typology, not as a "being" or "beings" to be postulated, but as that in relation to which sacrifice is said to take place.
	inside.bard.edu /religion/facultyproj/temple/sacrifice/typology.htm (3859 words)

	Linguistics Main Page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Typology is a very active research area of the Department of Linguistics at the University at Buffalo and underlies the theoretical research on syntax of Profs.
		specializes in semantic typology, the study of crosslinguistic variation and universals in the constraints languages impose on semantic representations.
		Semantic typology is a nascent field of inquiry that has grown out of the pioneering work by the cognitive anthropologists on color and kinship terminologies, ethnobiological classifications, and the expression of spatial concepts.
	wings.buffalo.edu /soc-sci/linguistics/research/typology.htm (268 words)

	Typology - SgWiki
		Based on an ancient hermenuetic method (Hebrews 10:1**), typology** is the interpretation of Old Testament events, persons, and ceremonies as signs which prefigured Messiah or Christ's fulfillment.
		Typology involves identification both of a type or a figure, concept, ceremony, or event as an Old Testament.
		Reading the Bible using typology is the art of discovering the spiritual sense of the divine realities contained in Scripture.
	www.sgwiki.com /index.php?title=Typology&printable=yes (1731 words)

	UCSB Linguistics Research: Typology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		UCSB linguists understand linguistic typology as the systematic study of cross-linguistic variation and seek to come to terms with the full scope of typological differences among the world’s languages.
		While acknowledging the role of language universals—recurrent tendencies in structure and function—research in linguistic typology at UCSB concentrates on the ways in which languages differ from one another, because this tremendous diversity helps us to understand the full range of what language can be.
		Linguistic typology at UCSB participates in a strong two-way relationship with language documentation.
	www.linguistics.ucsb.edu /research/typology.html (236 words)

	Quodlibet Online Journal: An Attempt to Establish an Historically Accurate Definition of Typology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This unity was traditionally understood to be established on the grounds of prophecy, typology, and a general agreement and development of doctrine found throughout the various authors of the canon.
		Similarly, though with less fanfare, typology was deemed an archaic hermeneutic incompatible with the presuppositions of the critical age due to the former's explicit reliance upon divinely instituted prefigurations within the historic sequence.
		For the criteria of strict typology thus set forth does not seem to allow for the notion of "partial fulfillment", which is the operating assumption behind any typology which both claims to understand the type as fulfilled, yet extends that completion of that fulfillment into the future.
	www.quodlibet.net /typology.shtml (8884 words)

	typology
		The Greek word from which we derive our English word "type" means "a form or pattern." Typology is one of the basic ways in which New Testament Christians understood their relationship to the Old Testament.
		Typology asserts that in God's oversight of history, certain events or persons (types) prefigure later events or persons (anti-types): the former being the implicit shadow, the later being the explicit actual.
		Typology is more than allegory, for in allegory one object stands for or signifies another.
	www.dbu.edu /mitchell/typology.htm (584 words)

	Typology and Ascending Classification (statistics)
		At the end of the initial typology construction, and also at the end of each step of ascending classification, all variables, i.e.
		Similarly to the description of the resulting typology, a summary table is printed at the end of the initial typology construction and at the end of each step of ascending classification.
		After creation of the initial typology, the program performs a sequence of regroupings, reducing one by one the initial number of groups up to the number specified by the user.
	www.unesco.org /webworld/idams/Doc/ManualHtml/E2typol.htm (1278 words)

	Cognitive Typology
		The linguistic discourse with the framework of typology is hence characterized by a certain reluctance to systematic superstructures that would formulate a deductive theory to approach the empirics of typology.
		Yet, the specification of the term typology normally yields at a given method applied to typology, not at the theoretical foundation of the discipline itself, cf.
		Consequently, a possible superstructure of typology should not be typology itself, but something that covers the typological approach as well as other domains of linguistic derivationalism, among them those mentioned in (8) of your handout.
	www.lrz-muenchen.de /~wschulze/cog_typ.htm (5459 words)

	Psychosynthesis Typology
		Psychosynthesis Typology is a branch of a broader field of study referred to as Differential Psychology which encompasses descriptions of variances in human behavior, both normal and abnormal.
		Jungian Typology [8] is based on very real, observable descriptions of behavior as dipolar opposites where he infers that people choose one or the other based upon learned preferences.
		Psychosynthesis Typology is based upon defining and integrating behaviors so that we may communicate better with the many different persons we encounter.
	two.not2.org /psychosynthesis/articles/rmoore.htm (5779 words)

	TYPOLOGY.NET -PICTURES OF PERSONALITY Visual Collection. The 16 Personality Types.
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	www.typology.net (446 words)

	ERS/USDA Data - County Typology Codes
		To provide policy-relevant information about diverse county conditions to policymakers, public officials, and researchers, ERS has developed a new set of county-level typology codes that captures differences in economic and social characteristics.
		This 2004 County Typology is a major update and revision of ERS's 1989 county typology.See the typology code chapter in the measuring rurality briefing room for more information, links to maps, and methodolgy.
		The Revised County Typology: An Overview—This report describes, in detail, the expanded and revised version of the ERS 1979 classification of nonmetro counties with the 1989 county typology codes.
	www.ers.usda.gov /data/TypologyCodes (232 words)

	Botswana Meter Marks Typology
		The typology is a Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file based on an examination of over 1,200 meter marks.
		The typology is based on the design of the meter prints, as the simplest means of classification.
		Using the type of machine as a basis of differentiation was attempted and abandoned due to difficulties in identifying which machines made which marks and the realization that multiple makes of machines made the same mark.
	www.postalhistory.ca /typologyintro.html (179 words)

	Typology and Ascending Classification (TYPOL)
		The number of groups of the typology may be reduced using an algorithm of hierarchical ascending classification.
		For each typology group, its number and the percentage of cases belonging to it are printed first.
		If a key variable is to serve as a basis for the typology, and if the number of initial groups specified here is greater than the maximum value of the key variable, the program corrects this automatically.
	www.unesco.org /webworld/portal/idams/html/english/E1typol.htm (1893 words)

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