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Some important terms were introduced - e.g. 'emic' and 'etic' - but not taken to enough depth in examples to drive home the deeper implications. ❋ Unknown (2010)

John McCreery: Rick, If "etic" means nothing more than a third-party label, then the PRIZM labels might be called ... ❋ Unknown (2010)

Obviously this ain't real news to us and is something that I already know is innate and automatic when working with Black client's, but it's been a good resource to recommend to collegues that either have NO clue how to communicate and facilitate dialogue with African American individuals and their families or they have an "etic" point of view (they can apply the same counseling approaches to everybody regardless of their culture … smh).

What happens when that emic view comes into conflict with the etic view is a complex issue. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This man, little known in Australia, introduced the modernist aesth­etic challenge into art education here. ❋ Hels (2009)

Kenneth L. Pike - who coined "emic" and "etic" to get at the persepectiveS any particular person may have subjective, objective, and otherwise - gave me Nagel's book to read. ❋ James F. McGrath (2009)

Of course my criterion of judgment is emic within my system, etic with respect to theirs. ❋ James F. McGrath (2009)

Of or relating to features or items analyzed with respect to their role as structural units in a system, as in behavioral science or linguistics.etic - definition of etic by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. ❋ Unknown (2008)

According to the “etic” explanatory models, this transcendental sensitivity might be based on psychophysiological processes localized in the right hemisphere of the brain. ❋ Tusar N Mohapatra (2006)

Even so, your point (and comment in general) target the tension (and there always is a tension) between what we call, in a shorthand-fashion, the "emic" and the "etic"; that is, a point of view from inside a context, and one from outside it. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Foarte puţini oameni ar spune acest lucru. necesitate pragmatică respinge principiul etic. ❋ Unknown (2004)

Yes, it was funny, a beautiful case of po - etic justice. ❋ Clarke, Arthur C. (1951)

I laughed all the way downstairs, but it was a little path - etic, also to think of the poor man having to mend his own clothes. ❋ Unknown (1921)

Our course of instruction at the Parapet-etic School was brought to a close late in the evening when we shouldered our packs, bade good-bye to our friends the Gloucesters, and marched back in the moonlight to our billets. ❋ James Norman Hall (1919)

Ypoco & 2 gr [ams] Tartar Em [etic] 2 Vomits spontan [eous] 2 more forct 5 Stooles had an Easie Night ❋ Unknown (1726)

"etics define [the core] [ethos] of [Marxism]. ❋ Baron Neville (2017)

That was [awkward], [you need] to eticate him [how to deal] with that before he embarasses himself again. ❋ Tony Denver (2010)

[Jimmie] is a Etical person [heard] about what [happened] last week? ❋ ParanoidBuxs221 (2022)

I see the transcendental equation, my perfect Pi-etic formula of [perfections] perception, let me clear the [cathartic] confetti off my mind, with a little graffiti painted with rhyme, I found within a pure souls schemes, beating at a constant 3.14, life back into my bloodstream, why was such an elegant absolute such as this given to humanity? Perhaps society needed a flawless form to awake from hates mass-memories. Reading a symbol as I laid [wide asleep] I feel awake, one thing better another numbered sweet flesh, gift of her eternal breath. ❋ Dmbpoetic (2011)