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Thus Suarez-Kurtz builds his arguments through a conjunction of ideas about the history of the country, 'mixed blood', science and nation building, which are articulated with recent knowledge from the field of pharmacogenomics.
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The conjunction of these ideas made possible an egalitarianism that was not available to ancient and medieval political thought, although this liberal egalitarianism emerged slowly out of the racist and sexist presuppositions that infused much liberal thinking until recent decades.
But also, in his Ethics of Pure Will, Cohen defined God as the conjunction of two ideas : the concept of ideal ethical laws unifying all humanity into a harmonious realm of ends, and the faith that, at the end of history, this ideal would be realized.
THEATER is a group effort, a conjunction of an idea , a writer and actors, she said.
It is the tension between conjunction and disjunction of ideas which drives the musical process and the energy created in the interface of trumpet and chamber strings was positively bristling.
In 1993, this conjunction of people and ideas led Lowe to purchase — with his artist-comrades including James Bettison, Jesse Lott, Bert Samples and George Smith — a series of 22 abandoned wooden shotgun houses in the Third Ward, tenant farmer shacks built in the 1930s and typical of the African-American housing then found in the South.
On Saturday, as part of an offering by the New Museum in conjunction with its Festival of Ideas for the New City, diners can pick up a light camping table and seats, cutlery, dishes and a three-course meal prepared by the chef Phillip Kirschen-Clark of Vandaag in the East Village, packed in a tiffin (a metal food carrier with origins in India), and cider and elderberry wine.
On Independence Mall in Philadelphia, which is devoted to ideas of American liberty, it would have made sense for this site to explore the conjunction of these two incompatible ideas — slavery and liberty — particularly as both were knit into the nation's founding.
It always involves a thou to whom I extend credit a credit that puts myself at the disposal of the thou and thus arises the problem of fidelity.[12] The discussion of "creative fidelity" is an excellent place to find a unification, or at least a conjunction, of the various themes and ideas in Marcel's non-systematic thought.
The chapter then concentrates on showing how the recent geological studies, in conjunction with ideas on the architecture of geysers, permit an explanation to be given as to how the unique Pink and White Terraces came to be formed.
Instead, it is to be found in a more subtle conjunction of motivations revolving around the idea of resistance.
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The phrase "conjunction of ideas" functions as a noun phrase that describes the act of combining different concepts or thoughts. As Ludwig AI confirms, this phrase is correct and usable in written English. Examples found confirm its role in indicating a relationship or combination of concepts.
Expression frequency: Uncommon
