Autonomisation
Since I have never really looked into the concept of “autonomisation” in the context of my scientific research, I’ve looked up in a dictionary and here is what I have found. The Merriam-Webster defines the verb “autonomise” as “to make (something) autonomous” and assesses it was first used in 1871,...
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Recherches en didactique des langues et des cultures
2022
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| Shrnutí: | Since I have never really looked into the concept of “autonomisation” in the context of my scientific research, I’ve looked up in a dictionary and here is what I have found. The Merriam-Webster defines the verb “autonomise” as “to make (something) autonomous” and assesses it was first used in 1871, which can certainly be related to the evolution of industrial and mechanical techniques in the Anglo-Saxon world. This has raised two questions in my mind: was its first known use about objects on... |
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