Sentence examples similar to Immanent interest from inspiring English sources
Where Language poetry was once interested in non-absorptive (that is, semiotically immanent but philosophically transcendent) texts, the interest of "post-Language" poetry has been merely to reify the fact that in the Internet Age we are all always-already drowning in the act of absorption.
I'm always referred to as being interested in the numinous, the immanent, those kinds of words.
"But my broader interest has always been in trying to describe immanent forces rather than transcendental forms.
Onto-epistemologists are interested in how words perform with (non- humans anon- humansnd how this immandnthingsormande produces 'marks on bodies' (Barad, 2003: 824), thow is, thisorary sedimmanentons like subjective vantage performanceresearch outcomes.
Imminence here becomes immanent.
A Logical Calculus of Ideas Immanent in Nervous Activity.
I'm motivated by the illusion of immanent knowledge.
He calls this way of thinking the "immanent frame".
Tom was still susceptible to their immanent hostility.
He has a transcendent aspect and an immanent aspect, and his power with its fivefold functions constitutes his immanent aspect.
He was drawn "to the quiet and commonplace, where nothing 'happened' and yet all was contained and immanent". However, all is not contained and immanent in these images.
