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overt
Law open; deliberate. Criminal intent may be inferred from an overt act


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At Delphi Apollo, an immortal divinity who, according to Heidegger, represents "unperturbed calmness" (15) and hence (having conquered the chthonic goddess) the concept of complete openness or "open overtness," (16) is brought into harmony with mortal human beings as participants in the fourfold.
Architectural quality in the group design of historical sacred places ... by Mare, Estelle Alma / Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue
The imaginary exemplary peasant woman wears undaunted the shoes without really noticing, let alone philosophizing about them; she simply dwells in the overtness of being and more immediately in the overtness of things.
Usable vs. abusable past. A reflection apropos of two ... by Semrau, Janusz / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
Besides, the debt to the author of The Fall was implicitly acknowledged by its overtness, and by a mention of Camus in the blurb.
The final gathering by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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