Naming is the primal history [Urgeschicte] of signifying, indicating a thing-like disinterest which contrasts with the directed, unifying intentionality of Husserlian phenomenology (OGT, 166).
In the first three exchanges, the child indicates a thing in the environment (source), both gesturally and verbally (sourcing).
And if scantrons reward children only for a single approved answer, or if a high score on the verbal section doesn't indicate a thing about whether the test taker can write, these are problems that threaten all our students, not just the Asian Americans.
The ad comes right after the company released a memo on Thursday indicating a litany of things United says it will do to better its business practices.
"There's no evidence that I'm aware, no evidence that's been public, indicating such a thing".
And the fact that the Brotherhood is endorsing ElBaradei to negotiate with the Egyptian government on its behalf indicates a key thing that ElBaradei brings to the table: since his return to Egyptian politics, ElBaradei has established a relationship of trust with the Brotherhood.
Reading (semi) deeply into the tea leaves, that indicated a few things: First, the next iPhone was going to arrive on schedule; second, it meant that the next iPhone should have had a pretty good debut.
People ages 65 and over shared seven times as many of these stories as people ages 18 to 29, which could indicate a few things.
defined a sentence as 'that which indicates what a thing was or is' (D. L. 6.3, DK 45) and stated that someone who says what is speaks truly (DK49).
But before we start fantasizing, how can we be so certain that Jobs is even going to announce an iPhone in September if Apple hasn't so much as indicated such a thing?
That the apocryphal version exists, and was lovingly recycled by publications reporting Thompson's death - nme.com, the Sun and the Evening Standard, among others - indicates a couple of things.
