Hegel thinks it is no longer possible for an artwork to perfectly express the tensions implicit in the self-understanding of the age and thereby call for an historical people to envision a future age in which those tensions would be resolved (because this role was taken over by religion and then by philosophy as our historical self-understanding grew increasingly complex).
In the Thirty Years' War (1618 48) confessional antitheses were intermingled with politics, and the credibility of the feuding ecclesiastical parties was thereby called into question.
Along the same lines, there are contexts in which direct reference is called into question; it should not be thought that rigidity is thereby called into question.
Detection of PF is a marker of an environmental contamination by Legionella and should thereby call for prevention measures.
Detection of Pontiac fever is a marker of an environmental contamination by Legionella and should thereby call for prevention measures in order to prevent outbreak of Legionnaire's disease.
Now this band of volunteers are being given their marching orders, to be replaced by a nationally regulated and professionally staffed organisation – Healthwatch – thereby calling into question the strength of the government's commitment to the role of volunteers in public services.
At its core, the gospel of Jesus Christ is about how people in the kingdom of God should relate to power in all its forms, thereby calling all economic and political systems into fundamental question.
The aim is to encourage choosing between different methods according to the features and the level of the intervention to evaluate, thereby calling for methodological pluralism.
But researchers based in Norway have found that in Scandinavian countries, seasonal affective disorder affects people during spring and summer, but not as much during the winter months, thereby calling into question the light-brain-chemical theory.
