prefigurations legal definition of prefigurations. prefigurations synonyms by the Free Online Law Dictionary.

Mentioned in	?		References in periodicals archive	?		Legal browser	?		Full browser	?
foreshadow forewarn Organized Crime portend presage presuppose	In response to the problem of European unity, all that is offered are banalities: it is the humanist values, or the shadowy prefigurations of modern Europe's commitment to human rights, that unite the member states (1:xx). Religion and Cultural Exchange in Europe, 1400-1700 by Dursteler, Eric / Renaissance Quarterly Well, you can disagree with him about that if you like, but maybe any disagreement will be settled by reading the Malcolm Bowie essay that follows, which characterises the "world of promises, prefigurations and echoes" that we enter when considering any great artwork, the beholder rediscovering the time-axis of his own preferences and also those of the original artist, that in turn adumbrate future creations. In remembrance by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk Thomas Harrison notes that, like Heidegger, Pirandello often presents "life as a struggle within and against the prefigurations of experience passed down by history" (10). Nihilism, errancy, and truth in Pirandello's Cosi e (se vi pare) (1) by Petruzzi, Anthony / Italica	prefatory Prefect prefer prefer a claim prefer a petition prefer a request prefer a request to prefer an appeal prefer charges preferability preferable preference preferential preferential treatment preferment preferment of charges preferred preferred dividend preferred provider organization preferred standing Preferred Stock preferring of charges preferror of charges prefigurate prefiguration prefigurations prefigurative prefigure pregnability pregnable Pregnancy pregnant prehension preindicate preindication preindicative preinstruct prejudge prejudged conclusion prejudgment prejudice prejudiced prejudiced view prejudicial prejudicial delay Prelate Prelaw Education prelect prelection Prelevement preliminaries	Preferreds preferrer preferrer preferrer preferring preferring preferring preferring of charges preferror of charges prefers prefers prefers Prefetch Prefetch Prefetch buffer Prefetch Instruction Queue Prefetch Traffic and Miss Taxonomy prefetched prefetches Prefetching Preffered stock Preffered stock Preffered stock Preffered stock Prefidence Prefident Prefigurate Prefigurate prefiguration prefiguration prefigurations prefigurative prefigurative prefiguratively prefiguratively prefigure prefigure prefigured prefigured prefigurement prefigurement prefigurements prefigurements prefigures prefigures prefiguring prefiguring PREFII prefiling of fees Prefilled Syringe prefilter Prefine prefinished prefinished door Prefinite Prefinition prefitted door prefix prefix prefix prefix

Mentioned in

References in periodicals archive

Legal browser

Full browser

foreshadow
forewarn
Organized Crime
portend
presage
presuppose

In response to the problem of European unity, all that is offered are banalities: it is the humanist values, or the shadowy prefigurations of modern Europe's commitment to human rights, that unite the member states (1:xx).

Religion and Cultural Exchange in Europe, 1400-1700 by Dursteler, Eric / Renaissance Quarterly

Well, you can disagree with him about that if you like, but maybe any disagreement will be settled by reading the Malcolm Bowie essay that follows, which characterises the "world of promises, prefigurations and echoes" that we enter when considering any great artwork, the beholder rediscovering the time-axis of his own preferences and also those of the original artist, that in turn adumbrate future creations.

In remembrance by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

Thomas Harrison notes that, like Heidegger, Pirandello often presents "life as a struggle within and against the prefigurations of experience passed down by history" (10).

Nihilism, errancy, and truth in Pirandello's Cosi e (se vi pare) (1) by Petruzzi, Anthony / Italica

prefigure (redirected from prefigurations)

prefigure
(redirected from prefigurations)