Sentence examples for a universal category from inspiring English sources

A second problem is the continuing question of whether or not the sacred is a universal category.

Section 2 gives a universal category of IMOPs and describes signal models using the instantaneous frequency rate (IFR) curves.

Essentialists allow that there are cultural differences in how homosexuality is expressed and interpreted, but they emphasize that this does not prevent it from being a universal category of human sexual expression.

What is so damning about this kind of critique is that it mirrors the one that feminists have leveled against mainstream political theorists who have taken the particular category of men to be a universal category of mankind, a schema that does not in fact include women under the category of mankind but marks them as other (Lloyd 1993).

Unfortunately, this perspective has led to 'men' being constructed as a universal category [ 22].

Broader crosscultural evidence on the categorization of emotions, summarized in J.A. Russell 1991, also tends to support a culturally universal category of positive affect.

The other large group of contemporary feminist philosophers that Dietz (2003) describes disagrees entirely with the idea that there is or needs to be a single and universal category of "woman".

Age, gender, nationality – these are all universal categories, inclusive of everyone.

The form which commodities acquire due to this fetishism has gradually become, Lukács claims, the "universal category of society as a whole" (1923a: 86).

In a manner quite similar to the problem of the a priori, Scheler wants to retain Kant's understanding of "person" as absolute value, an end in itself Scheler is critical of Kant in so far as Kant grounds the absolute value of the person in the universal category of reason.

The latter marks the position in the system where general categories of a general theory of science are treated as (1) universal categories of thought, (2) relevant for all disciplines.