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1 determinism
de·ter·min·ism[dɪˈtɜ:mɪnɪzəm, AM -ˈtɜ:r-]* * *[dI'tɜːmInIzəm]nDeterminismus m* * *b) die der Willensfreiheit widersprechende Lehre von der Bestimmung des Willens durch innere und äußere Ursachen -
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3 environmental determinism
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > environmental determinism
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4 geographical determinism
English-German geography dictionary > geographical determinism
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5 necessitarianism
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6 agent
noun1) (substance) Mittel, das* * *['ei‹ənt]1) (a person or thing that acts: detergents and other cleaning agents.) der,die Handelnde(r);das Mittel2) (a person who acts for someone in business etc: our agent in London; a theatrical agent.) der/die Vertreter(in); der/die Agent(in)3) ((especially secret agent) a spy: an agent for the Russians.) der/die Agent(in)•- academic.ru/1146/agency">agency- by/through the agency of* * *[ˈeɪʤənt]nmanaging \agent leitender Angestellter/leitende Angestellte eines Konsortiums von Lloyd'senemy \agent feindlicher Agent/feindliche Agentinsecret [or undercover] \agent Geheimagent(in) m(f) (der sich in die zu observierende Gruppe einschleust), Undercoveragent(in) m(f)cleaning \agent Reinigungsmittel ntto be a free \agent sein eigener Herr seinhis greed was the \agent of his own destruction durch seine Gier richtete er sich selbst zugrundean \agent of change ein Motor m der Veränderung6. LAW* * *['eIdZənt]nwho is the agent for this car in Scotland? — wer hat die schottische Vertretung für dieses Auto?
business agent — Agent(in) m(f)
agent in charge (of an/the investigation) — Untersuchungsbeamte(r) m/-beamtin f
4)(= person having power to act)
man must be regarded as a moral agent — der Mensch muss als moralisch verantwortlich handelndes Wesen angesehen werdendeterminism states that we are not free agents — der Determinismus behauptet, dass wir nicht frei entscheiden können
you're a free agent, do what you want — du bist dein eigener Herr, tu was du willst
5) (= means by which sth is achieved) Mittel ntshe became the unwitting agent of his wicked plot — unwissentlich wurde sie zum Werkzeug für seinen niederträchtigen Plan
6) (CHEM)* * *agent [ˈeıdʒənt] s1. Handelnde(r) m/f(m), Akteur(in), Ausführende(r) m/f(m), Urheber(in), Funktionsträger(in)3. BIOL, CHEM, MED, PHYS Agens n, Wirkstoff m, Mittel n:protective agent Schutzmittel4. MIL Kampfstoff m5. JUR (Handlungs)Bevollmächtigte(r) m/f(m), Beauftragte(r) m/f(m), (Stell)Vertreter(in)6. WIRTSCHa) allg Agent(in) (auch Presseagent[in], FBI-Agent[in] etc), Vertreter(in)b) Kommissionär(in)c) (Grundstücks- etc) Makler(in)d) Vermittler(in)e) (Handlungs)Reisende(r) m/f(m)7. Agent(in) (Spion[in])agt abk1. agent2. agreement* * *noun1) (substance) Mittel, das* * *n.Agent -en m.Vertreter m. -
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adjectiveyou must be psychic — (fig.) du kannst wohl Gedanken lesen
* * *psy·chic[ˈsaɪkɪk]I. n Medium nt, Mensch m mit medialen FähigkeitenII. adj1. (supernatural) übernatürlich, telepathisch\psychic abilities telepathische Fähigkeiten2. (of the mind) psychisch, seelisch\psychic illness psychische Erkrankung* * *['saIkɪk]1. adj1) übersinnlich; powers übernatürlichshe is psychic — sie besitzt übernatürliche Kräfte or übersinnliche Wahrnehmung
2) (PSYCH: mental) psychischpsychic healer — Geistheiler( in) m(f)
2. nMensch m mit übernatürlichen Kräften or übersinnlicher Wahrnehmung* * *psychic [ˈsaıkık]A adj (adv psychically)1. psychisch, seelisch(-geistig), Seelen…:psychic determinism psychischer Determinismus (Lehre, nach der alle psychischen Phänomene durch physiologische, soziale od innerseelische Gegebenheiten bedingt sind);2. übersinnlich (Kräfte etc):psychic healer Geistheiler(in);psychic phenomena parapsychische Phänomene3. parapsychologisch:psychic research Para-Forschung f4. a) medialb) medial begabt oder veranlagt:be psychic engS. a. hellsehen könnenB s2. (das) Psychische3. pl (als sg konstruiert)a) Psychologie fb) Parapsychologie f* * *adjectiveyou must be psychic — (fig.) du kannst wohl Gedanken lesen
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Determinism — (biological) … Philosophy dictionary
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Determinism — This article is about the general notion of determinism in philosophy. For other uses, see Determinism (disambiguation). Not to be confused with Fatalism, Predeterminism, or Predictability. Certainty series … Wikipedia
determinism — determinist, n., adj. deterministic, adj. deterministically, adv. /di terr meuh niz euhm/, n. 1. the doctrine that all facts and events exemplify natural laws. 2. the doctrine that all events, including human choices and decisions, have… … Universalium
determinism — also known as soft determinism and championed by Hume, is a theory which holds that free will and determinism are compatible. According to Hume, free will should not be understood as an absolute ability to have chosen differently under exactly… … Mini philosophy glossary
Determinism — Karl Marx’s theory of historical materialism, his predictions (for example concerning the increasing immiserization of the poor and the collapse of capitalism), and Marxist laws of history/ capitalism all lead to the issue of determinism.… … Historical dictionary of Marxism
