(2007), "Musicology as
Epiphenomenon: Derivative Disciplinarity, Performing, and the Deconstruction of the Musical Work," Repercussions 10: 9.
Protein S deficiency in HIV associated ischaemic stroke: an
epiphenomenon of HIV infection.
Staten suggests a picture of human agency that remains firmly anchored in naturalism, and yet ascribes to consciousness a causal power that it cannot possess in Leiter's reading of it as an
epiphenomenon of bodily processes.
Chapter 2 presents the general features of grammaticalization as developed in the functionalist-based studies and reviews the literature on the following: the theoretical assumptions of grammaticalization, grammaticalization continua, the diachronic and synchronic relevance of grammaticalization, metaphor, metonymy, and context-induced reinterpretation, the controversial roles of reanalysis and analogy, and the discussion over whether grammaticalization is an
epiphenomenon. A section is also devoted to the distinction between lexicalization and grammaticalization, which is fundamental to the analysis of clitics in verbi procomplementari.
The high rate of detection of group two pathogens in otherwise unexplained cases of SUDI suggests they could be associated with it, and could be an
epiphenomenon indicative of another underlying mechanism of death, such as overheating, conclude the authors.
A belief in religious metaphysics is not the basis of one's faith, but a mere
epiphenomenon. Given further that religious doctrine is both falsification-transcendent and that religious faith is likely to have beneficial psychological effects, religious doctrine can be exempt from ordinary standards of epistemic support.
Preconditioning for protection from ischemic injury: discriminating cause from effect from
epiphenomenon. Ann Surg 2000; 232(2): 163-165.
/ The tree that was lit up is dark." "Today we'll see, wild
epiphenomenon, how to stay under the sky."
This gives him an evenhanded perspective on the conflict, to be sure, but it also, as in the case of the Sabbath School Cards, threatens to reduce the conflict itself to an
epiphenomenon, to a mere reflection of a struggle whose real political or ideological roots are elsewhere.
The commitment of those fans (along with the unprecedented success of George Lucas' Star Wars, which may yet turn out to be merely an
epiphenomenon of Star Trek) eventually persuaded Paramount to bring Trek to movie theaters in 1979.
Yes, but that's an
epiphenomenon of being a torturing society.
Bruce argues that prevailing theories assimilate religion to a larger social context, so that the distinctive political role of religion is often lost in analyses that treat religious belief as an
epiphenomenon of ethnicity, class, or economic structures.
