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Heidegger does not rule out a poetic receptiveness within technological settings but, rather, suggests that such settings do undermine receptivity , and that recognizing how they do so helps us to find meaning within them nevertheless.
What he wants is: 1) access – a near-constant availability to him, his executives, and his editors; 2) receptivity – you've got to take the Murdoch worldview into account; treat it seriously; cross it cautiously; and understand the power behind it.
In a temple, strangers discussed receptivity to love and offered to partner me in tantric workshops.
For this reason the distinction between the levels of intuition and understanding (or between the receptivity and spontaneity of the mind) had to be rejected for the three transcendentals space and time, the categories, and the ideas of reason were not existents but were only functions of thought.
In most reptiles the male courts the female with a series of behaviours to assess her reproductive readiness and receptivity.
It also shows a deep receptivity to the way the contemporary world is underlain by strata of history.
Because Mexico seems to have a peculiar receptivity to art impulses regardless of source, the area is distinguished by a folk imagination that can create a towering, multifigured, ceramic candlestick, elaborate figures and models of straw, and fantastic fireworks.
The vomeronasal system allows members of this group to discriminate species, sex, and sexual receptivity on the basis of chemical cues; it also allows lizards to discriminate among prey types.
As the proliferation of uterine tissue reaches its peak, receptivity is highest this is the estrous period.
The receptivity appears most pronounced in the 3rd century: during its final decades temples were built in the city for Venus Erycina from Sicily and for the Magna Mater, or Great Mother, from Pessinus in Anatolia; games were instituted in honour of the Greek god Apollo (212) and the Magna Mater after the war.
Spurred by an unprecedented receptivity to black writing on the part of major American magazines, book publishers, and white patrons, the literary vanguard of the Harlem Renaissance enjoyed critical favour and financial rewards that lasted, at least for a few, until well into the Great Depression of the 1930s.
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The primary grammatical function of "receptivity " is as a noun . It denotes the state or quality of being receptive, indicating the capacity or willingness to receive or accept something. Ludwig's examples demonstrate its use in various contexts, highlighting its role in describing openness to new ideas, sensitivity to stimuli, and general responsiveness.
Expression frequency: Very common
