Platonic epistemology is latent in many commonplace design instruction texts.
Italos often makes use of another distinction, which is a commonplace in Platonic texts from Plotinus to Simplicius, but seems to have its origins even earlier; namely, the distinction between something subsisting and something depending on mere thought.
June 9 2015 June 14 201515 Since she returned to choreography, in 2000, after a twenty-five-year hiatus, the eminent postmodernist has specialized in collages of simple movement, heavy music, and dryly recited text: commonplace books set into motion by a game crew of veteran dancers.
And while I don't doubt that there are some who use political correctness to deflect criticism, do we really want to go back to the 1970s when Archie Bunker's racist-like rants and pejoratives were as commonplace as today's texting of OMG and LOL?
Free-text notes are commonplace in medical practice, but remain an under-used source of information for clinical and epidemiological research, as well as personalized medicine.
The same arguments in removing the Categories from logic should apply to texts which investigate the commonplace reasoning of the Topics, though I have not seen such an argument made by an Arabic logician.
But Hitler's text is also full of commonplace literary allusions, together with phrases and arguments recycled from a diverse range of familiar 19th- and early-20th century texts.
Men sending unsolicited pictures of their genitals via text message has become so commonplace as to become the new normal.
The general idea that the Bible should be interpreted in the same way as other texts was by no means the commonplace in Herder's day that it has become since, but nor was it new with him.
The "intentional languages" of Hindu and Buddhist Tantric texts include vocabularies in the names of commonplace items that are intentionally used in secret ways to speak about visionary and mystical experiences.
