Sentence examples for XIII from inspiring English sources
(1937, xiii) {§6.7} The task of making more exact a vague or not quite exact concept used in everyday life or in an earlier stage of scientific or logical development, or rather of replacing it by a newly constructed, more exact concept, belongs among the most important tasks of logical analysis and logical construction.
Adorno and Horkheimer did not to deny the achievements of the Enlightenment, but rather wanted to show that it had "self-destructive tendencies," that its specific social, cultural and conceptual forms realized in modern Europe "contained its own possibility of a reversal that is universally apparent today" (Adorno and Horkheimer 1982, xiii).
Goodman does occasionally include extensionalism in his nominalism (see LA: xiii, 74; under the entry "nominalism" the index of LA references some passage which discusses properties ; see also MM: 51; WW: 10n14).
This deep-structure of intentional consciousness comes to light in the course of what Husserl calls the "phenomenological reduction" (Husserliana, vol. XIII, pp. 432 ff), which uses the method of epoché in order to make coherent sense, in terms of the essential horizon-structure of consciousness, of the transcendence of objective reality.
Schlegel conceived his lectures as a true critique, and many years later, he still considered that this is what made his approach in his Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature unique (KS, I, xiii).
Anderson, Rhees concluded, had no appreciation for the urgency with which moral questions presented themselves to individuals (Rhees 1999, p. xiii), nor their distinctive character compared to more practical questions of how to go on.
Among other things, it is discussed in considerable detail in the 5th of the Cartesian Meditations and in the manuscripts published in vol. XIII-XV of Husserliana.
For Ockham's attempts to specify papal power and its limits see Breviloqium ii.16-18 .16-18am of Ockham [1992] pp. 51-8; 3.1 Dialogus 1.16-17; De imperatorum et pontificum potestate viii-xiii, William of Ockham [1992].
Popes who left their stamp on the office include Innocent III, who served for 18 years from 1198, and launched Christianity's fourth Crusade; and Leo XIII, who used his quarter of a century from 1878 to grapple with how the church should respond to industrialisation and trade unions.Correction: An earlier version of this chart had a mislabelled scale.
The so-called Meridian Hall, created to verify the accuracy of the calendar Pope Gregory XIII promulgated in 1582, is in the Vatican Secret Archives, which hold some 10m documents stored by the papacy over the past 1,200 years.The name is a misleading anachronism that dates from when secret meant private ("secretary" has the same derivation).
When, after passage of the Calendar (New Style) Act of 1751, England at last adopted the calendar which Pope Gregory XIII had introduced to replace Julius Caesar's rough-and-ready one, the mob rioted.
