Translations for „mimetically“ in the English » German Dictionary

mi·meti·cal·ly [mɪˈmetɪkli, Am -t̬-] ADV inv

mimetically

pantomimisch

to enact sth mimetically

etw pantomimisch darstellen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to enact sth mimetically

etw pantomimisch darstellen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

So, a paroxysm of violence would tend to focus on an arbitrary victim and a unanimous antipathy would, mimetically, grow against him.

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A pre-modern crowd was a dangerous thing, with envy becoming mimetically contagious until the original object of desire is forgotten, with an undifferentiated mass of rivalrous doubles rushing towards violence.

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Such stories don't mimetically represent reality.

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Whether the artistic portrayal of cruelty serves cathartically to reduce its presence in human existence or serves mimetically to make the world even crueler is ultimately unanswerable.

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Children's liturgy should be abolished -- faith and its practice are handed on mimetically (we imitate those we choose as our models).

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And it can do so in ways that multiply mimetically rather than through the approval of conventional gatekeepers.

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Mimetically obtained knowledge is not clearly definable knowledge.

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Experiences of touching, smelling, tasting are also mimetically processed.

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What is mimetically learned can change again in response to later references and stimuli.

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In this way, the rhyme scheme mimetically enacts the poem's theme of (false) hope.

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