macrocosm in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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macrocosm [Brit ˈmakrə(ʊ)kɒz(ə)m, Am ˈmækroʊˌkɑzəm] N

macrocosm

macrocosme m

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Translations for macrocosm in the English»French Dictionary

macrocosm [ˈmækrəʊkɒzəm, Am -roʊkɑ:zəm] N

macrocosm

macrocosme m

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It is in art, and its correlative, love, that microcosm meets macrocosm, the human meets the spiritual.

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Consequently, the microcosm consists of a number of bodies, each one suited to interact with its corresponding plane or region in the macrocosm.

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Conversely, a macrocosm is a social body made of smaller compounds.

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The accumulation of psychic energy requires attention to the macrocosm as well as the microcosm.

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To promote this, topics covered include environmental education, synthesis of science and religion and intrinsic microcosm and macrocosm vision.

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She furthermore states that these individuals see themselves as microcosms of the universal macrocosm.

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Briefly, the law of correspondences states that the microcosm is the miniature copy of the macrocosm and therefore what is found below can be found, often through analogy, above.

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Within macrocosm, the moon was defined as the brain of the world which provided moisture and growth to its waters.

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Her diaphonous, poetic evocations of natural phenomena investigate both the micro and the macrocosm.

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Emphasis is on the general topics microcosm and macrocosm.

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