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Sine qua non - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sine qua non (pronounced as anglicized /ˌsaɪni kweɪ ˈnɒn/ or more Latinate /ˌsɪneɪ kwɑː ˈnoʊn/ )
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n.; An essential element or condition: "The perfect cake is the sine qua non of the carefully planned modern wedding" (J.M. Hilary). ... (SY-nee kway NON); noun; An indispensable condition; prerequisite. Etymology; Latin sine qua non (without which not) ... Latin Phrase: sine qua non...
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SINE QUA NON [ Latin, Without which not. ] A description of a requisite or condition that is indispensable. In ... an injury when the injury would not have ...
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LATIN AS SINE QUA NON.(Perspective) ... find Albany Times Union (Albany, NY) articles. Latin, one of the putatively dead languages, is alive and apparently doing quite well in New York high school... ... Latin, one of the putatively dead languages, is alive and apparently doing quite well in New York high schools...
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(redirected from Condicio sine qua non) ... Condicio sine qua non; Condições Normais de Temperatura e Pressão; Condict; Condictio causa data causa non secuta; Condictio indebiti; Condiction; Condie Rice; condign; Condign merit;
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This is indeed a conditio sine qua non for a global "ethics of care for the other", spearheaded by towering thinkers from Tagore to Buber to Schweitzer, to mention a few salient ones.
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Latin Phrase ... causa sine qua non ... It's a sine qua non that Jupiter be invoked thrice before bedtime.
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