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Jaspers

[ US /ˈdʒæspɝz/ ]
NOUN
  1. German psychiatrist (1883-1969)

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  • These include aquamarine, chrome diopside, diamond, jade, labradorite, forsterite, opal, pyrope, variscite, and many unique agates and jaspers.
  • Jaspers's emphasis on the importance of form over the content of psychopathology provokes the authors' ire.
  • Your Nietzsche, your Hegel, your Jaspers, your Heidegger, your Husserl, your Kierkegaard, and your Dostoevski were the clues. THE OUTSIDER
  • It [sic] steatites for instance I have specimens of every degree of induration from the hardness of soap to the most compact polished jasper and they illustrate the fact of jaspers being indurated steatites, so clearly and fully that I cannot find in my heart to keep them asunder. The Creation of Color in Eighteenth-Century Europe
  • Chert is sometimes called hornstone; also the term chert is often applied to any impure flinty rock, including jaspers. Tseh So, a Small House Ruin, Chaco Canyon, New Mexico :
  • The highly influential psychiatrist and philosopher Jaspers listed the functional psychoses as schizophrenia, manic - depressive insanity, and epilepsy.
  • Although not a Christian by profession, Jaspers' philosophy was Christian in many of its tenets, and he was also systematically Kantian.
  • Chapter 3, "existentialism view of science and technology", mainly discusses Martin Heidegger's concept of science and technology and Karl Jaspers '.
  • Jaspers looked at Mr. Steger very flatly and wisely — almost placatingly under the circumstances — and The Financier
  • She had filled her pockets with specimens of obsidian, jaspers, and chalcedonies, of colors most beautiful, with a deep-dyed opaqueness, a shell-fracture, and a satiny polish like jade. A Touch of Sun and Other Stories
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