Sentences with phrase «central notion»

But with precisely the same cast of argument, the judges will need to settle their answer to the question of just what is their principled ground for turning back these other demands that spring from the very reasoning they bring forward as they detach marriage from that central notion of begetting.

To suggest to you how central this notion is to the biblical tradition — one of the central biblical metaphors for infidelity to the relationship with God is adultery.

Travel, migration, labor, and trade figure as central notions, which the artist explores in depth, thinking through the specific historical and geographical contexts of these conditions; his own cross-cultural ties to London, where he currently lives and works, and Colombia, where he was born (1986), factoring in.

The displacement of reality in image and space is one central notion of Pop - Art, turning everyday objects and slogans into art, such as the everyday replicas of Claes Oldenburg, the comic - like mimicries of Roy Lichtenstein, the female ads of Mel Ramos or the eye popping signs of Robert Indiana.

Now my main point in mentioning this is to indicate the seriousness with which some influential Chinese take process thought or constructive postmodern thought and, accordingly, want to know how it addresses what is for Marxists a central notion.

In particular, Mays interprets Process and Reality in light of two central notions: «the postulational method of modern logic with its emphasis on complex relational systems, and the field theory of modem physics with its emphasis on the historicity of physical systems» (PW 20/14).

In the first part of the presentation I would like to sketch the main architectural lines of a process sacramental model in which the Whiteheadian understanding of proposition is a central notion.

Becoming is the central notion; for the universe, at every moment, consists solely of becomings.

The central notion by which Whitehead understands this sharing of entities in one another is «prehension».

My own emphasis will be on faith in learning, and the axis around which my musings cluster is what I take to be the central notion of the Christian faith; namely, the incarnation.

Whitehead's central notion is manifested.

The concept of actual occasion is the central notion of Whiteheadian thought.

Although Jung's thought is often justifiably viewed as esoteric and without adequate ties to clinical experience, its central notion of individuation is indisputably a most important one; and it is primarily because of the significance of Jung's highlighting the process of individuation that I am using his psychology as a base for evaluating Hartshorne's thought.

This is the central notion.»

Those who are enthusiasts of the ideas of Thomas Kuhn will be delighted by the central notion.

The central notion of the clash is that science and religion can not coexist — that each is somehow out to get the other.

The central notion of discovering one's unique personal identity («the only thing that matters is what you choose to be now») takes us back to an earlier China and it's free of jokey references to other movies.

And the central notion here is that just because you have — an investor has swapped one form of risk for another form of risk, it does not mean that you have reduced risk.

It brings the notion of Fragile State onto the viewer's body and mind, placing them in a position of vulnerability while concentrating on a central notion in Abramovic's work: «nothingness».

The artist's companion exhibition text offers this tantalizing quote to posit meaning regarding Shakespeare's central notion of copying, «All men who repeat a line from Shakespeare are William Shakespeare.»

It would seem on the face it, at least, that notice would have to be sent with respect to every course in biology, given that sexual reproduction is a central notion in such courses; and that, therefore, all objecting students could be excused from all biology courses.