Asserting the reality of the Armenian genocide is no less risky in Istanbul than is contesting it in Paris.
Just as Eisenstein asserted the reality of a medieval Russian nation in his 1938 film Alexander Nevsky, about the hero who drove back the Teutonic Knights, Tarkovsky asserts the depth and intensity of Russian culture by retelling the life of its first artistic hero.
Those articles included an 1883 statement that asserted "the reality of the use of Christian blood in many rituals of the modern synagogue".
This informs us that hysteria is stopped by a strong, respected authority figure asserting the reality principle, dispelling hysterical fears permeating the community.
Declaring all such external existential questions devoid of cognitive content, Carnap now feels emboldened to dismiss both realism that asserts the ontological reality of abstract entities and nominalism that asserts their irreality as "pseudo-statements if they claim to be theoretical statements" (ibid).
Had this virus caused more severe disease, the committee asserted, "the unavoidable reality is that tens of millions of people would be at risk".
For instance, after outlining his conception of space and time, Kant claims: "Those, however, who assert the absolute reality [absolute Realität] of space and time, whether they take it to be subsisting or only inhering, must themselves come into conflict with the principles [Principien] of experience" (A39/B56).
Finally, one asserts the proposition.
The main metaphysical results that describe the nature of reality assert the existence of three substances, each characterized by an essence.
This supernatural gathering Ms. Churchill presents with a poker face; in her work the surreal asserts its reality with a confidence that almost always compels instant belief.
