Sentences with phrase «which irrationality»

Annabel Osberg of the Huffington Post perfectly describes Honarvar's work as presenting the human body at the center of microcosmic theaters of dichotomy in which irrationality permeates logic, serenity belies violence, and luxury secretes exploitation.

Annabel Osberg of the Huffington Post describes Honarvar's work as presenting «the human body at the center of microcosmic theaters of dichotomy in which irrationality permeates logic, serenity belies violence, and luxury secretes exploitation.»

Not exact matches

A fifth tactic that emerges when they are pressed is a retreat to «mystery», which is really a retreat into irrationality.

The value of faith stems not from the irrationality of its object but from the humility that is required to see the truth which is accepted, and the courage required to act upon it.

Both are irrational... religion, which is force fed to Americans from childhood, creates the mental / emotional conditions for other irrationalities like fear and hatred of people who are different in some way.

The founding fathers of the liberal tradition from Hegel to Rousseau understood the feminine as woman's biological nature, lack of political consciousness, emotionality, irrationality, all of which made her a threat to public life and citizenship.

When Tennyson writes in In Memoriam of the way in which somebody can say, «I have felt», he is not describing a distortion of human understanding nor is he commending sheer irrationality.

Moreover, in our age of anxiety, irrationality, and the absurd, it is exhilarating to behold a comprehensive metaphysics in which everything fits together in coherent fashion.

To make matters more complicated, friendships and family ties rarely function with predictable tidiness; rather, they inject an irrationality into life which flows from the haphazard nature of emotional commitments.

Thus the Hegelian proposition turns into its opposite through Hegelian dialectics itself: All that is real in the sphere of human history becomes irrational in the process of time, is therefore irrational by its very destination, is tainted beforehand with irrationality; and everything which is rational in the minds of men is destined to become real, no matter how much it contradicts existing apparent reality.

Miller's remark that the triumph of theory «is evident in the violence and irrationality» of attacks on it repeats the scornful confidence with which Haeckel refers to those (distinguished contemporary physicists and biologists among them) who refused to abandon the «faith of our fathers» as they attacked his new monistic religion.

That's the crux of the «irrationality» and dare I say «emotional» basis in which athiests proclaim that «God does not exist.»

Even the apparent exceptions, such as Nietzsche, are not really such, for despite the glorification of an immorality which, in some respects, is regarded as irrationality, his call for the superman is an appeal to true reason against the false reasoning of the philosophic schools and the churches.

The Democrats may replace the irrationalities and racist revanchism of Trump, but they won't replace the austerity capitalism and militaristic imperialism to which the Democratic Party is committed.

True enough, which is why science and reason must always prevail over fear and irrationality, and conspiracy mongering traffics in the latter at the expense of the former.

This is the vein of economic irrationality which the National Lottery aims to tap.

Class Warfare takes a wider view but one clearly influenced by the experience of the irrationality and inefficiency imposed by lengthy union contracts, which dictate in detail what can and can not be done in disciplining or, indeed, leading and guiding teachers.

If these psychological notions are correct, you would expect some waves of irrationality, which carry general levels, so they're inconsistent with reason.»

Moran's recent practice has included radical approaches and strategies which allow for the slippage of theory in to the intensity, irrationality and violence of letting go.

For each artist depictions of landscape are the surface or ground on which is registered the irrationality, ambiguity, and contradictory aspects of the unfolding of history.

By late 1919 he was experimenting with collages which were driven by irrationality, allowing him to mine his own subconscious.

The Europeans brought shame to the tropics, and from the conflict between the refusal and acceptance of imposed traditions, a society was born whose biggest feast is that one which celebrates bodies in ecstasy: the carnival with its contradictions, catharsis, irrationality, radiance and libido; a carnival that somehow rules the country and underlies the recent paintings of Lannes.

Inside Ball's narrative the project posits a psychotechnical artifact, which continuously transmutes anxiety, fear, irrationality, delusions and superstition irrespective of political, scientific, social and economic breakthrough and reformation.

Stella's reasoned irrationality ultimately precludes the possibility of chance operations in his works, which creates an inertia of being, an odd kind of nihilistic idealism.

However, I confess I generally value logically derived, intellectually disciplined opinions produced through a dedicated lifetime of training, thought and study more highly than opinions and screeds generated by blind prejudice (which scientists might have in plenty), warped upbringing (again, not claiming scientists don't suffer this too), and irrationality (a trifecta).

It is a period of declining rate of economic expansion in which there is «growing irrationality, pessimism, superstitions, and other - worldliness.»

Applying Quigley's theory to CAGW, what we see is that CAGW is an instrument of irrationality, created by the governing classes, which serves to «to divert the discontent of the masses away from their vested interests.»

I am humiliated and saddened by irrationality — yes, humiliated — for in a world in which merely rhetoric and «persuasiveness» tells us «what is true» and, therefore, «might is right» and the bigger is the better, I crawl in a ball and hope for the bullies to pass.

He is, however, at pains to acknowledge alternative, more damaging routes: which may in reality be more likely in the face of real - world irrationality.

- the irrationality with which the current world has embraced the climate change (or global warming) as a real danger to the future of mankind, as well as

-- Courts are the governmental «default» option — if you don't provide for ADR in advance through a dispute resolution clause in your business contract, then in the event of a dispute (at which point the two sides usually can't agree to anything), parties typically resort to court, thereby subjecting themselves to the considerable expense, risk, delay, distraction, inflexibility, and often irrationality of the court systems.

He considered the main grounds on which the judge had found irrationality and disagreed.

Experts, algorithms, and nudges may be presented as a form of collective rationality, assisted institutionally by markets and governments, stealthily undoing the knots of irrationality in which individuals have inevitably entangled themselves.

In fact, the best divorces are done without hot lava emotions, which only create more antagonizing and irrationality in the hundreds of decisions it takes to split your lives and family.

Regarding the «irrationality» claim, Karavasilis argued that the panel's failure to honor a contract, which would have entitled him to split the commission, produced a completely irrational result.