Sentence examples for a method of understanding from inspiring English sources
In his later works, as in his Critique de la raison dialectique (1960; Critique of Dialectical Reason), Sartre turned to Marxism, though he developed a method of understanding that was influenced by hermeneutics.
The deeper goal is always, as Auster writes in "Moon Palace," "a method of understanding, a way of penetrating the world and finding one's place in it," the relationship between the creative imagination and the world and the word and salvation.
The functional group approach offers a method of understanding the combustion properties of complex mixtures in a manner which is independent, yet complementary, to detailed chemical kinetic models.
Well, sez science, a method of understanding the world that elite universities aren't embarrassed to privilege.
The book also explored Fisher's ideas on "hauntology," which is a method of understanding the world when culture has lost momentum at the "end of history".
In our study, patients' perception that they were 'chosen' by God to endure the pain of arthritis and ultimately overcome the disease points to a larger role for religion in the explanatory model of arthritis than simply a method of understanding disease etiology and coping with daily pain and functional limitation.
In addition, the vector of R&D investment vs. asset growth investment is an indicator of entrepreneurial aggression and presents a new method of understanding the international strategies of MNCs.
Recent systematic reviews [ 6, 7] concluded that technological self-management systems could provide people with LTCs with a practical method of understanding and monitoring their condition, as well as therapeutic guidance to alter maladaptive behaviour.
Twin studies are an interesting method of understanding heritability.
V S profiling is an important method of understanding site response characteristics.
In the present work, we aim to introduce a novel perspective to the realm of action-language comprehension by supporting the bidirectionality hypothesis as an integrated method of understanding the motor-language interaction in comprehension.
