Sentence examples for concept of nature from inspiring English sources

These principles are, in essence, an exploration of the concept of "nature," or "natural law".

The validity of this claim is tied to the concept of nature admitted in different systems, which alone determines the boundary between natural and supernatural.

So a central tenet of much green thinking – that humans should not damage or otherwise interfere with the natural world – is a very complex statement indeed, because the concept of "nature" is subjective, dynamic and culturally constrained.

Ponti, who has two young children, said, "There is always this concept of nature and nurture.

Foraging helps bridge the gap between abstract concept of "nature" and our food.

Wordsworth and Coleridge both incorporated Humboldt's concept of nature into their poems.

In her view, he "invented the web of life, the concept of nature as we know it today".

"A Problem for Theology: The Concept of Nature". Harvard Theological Review 65, no. 3 (July 1972): 337 66.

In light of impending ecological collapse and climate catastrophe, eco-critics assert the need to abandon the concept of Nature.

In this paper, we reflect on the implications for science, policy and practice of the recently introduced concept of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS), with a focus on the European context.

The individual must liberate himself or herself from the shackles of the natural scientists for the latter are too involved with general, abstract, concepts of nature, and "man has no nature".