For him, Being is not constituted as such by race and nationality, but, in a celebrated dictum: "Being that can be understood is language".
In the denomination res a reor reris are included all those essences effectively constituted as such and also figments devoid of any objective content.
For Hausman, the primary hallmark of transsexuality is the sheer demand for transsexual surgeries through which transsexual subjects are constituted as such (1995, 110).
Yet independently of existence, and preceding it, essence is already constituted as such in its specific being: the esse proprium that Avicenna attributes to a res in virtue of its certitudo.
The second interpretation makes essence the object (that is, the term or result), not the subject of creation: essence is constituted as such in virtue of its relation of participation with the Creator.
He presents the revelatory relation between God and the self as a dialogue between an "I" and a "You" always experienced as present; and he shows how both the divine "I" and the self as "You," are constituted as such through such reciprocal dialogic exchange.
In the second place, since God chooses, from all the essences eternally constituted as such by His intellect, those that He will actualize over time, on the basis of His free will, one respectus is such from eternity, while the other takes place in time.
Sacha Jenkins is here to clear the air regarding some misconceptions surrounding the art of graffiti writing, namely that the ever-infallible mass media hasn't any idea what even constitutes as such.
However, the U.S. Supreme Court is still investigating whether harassment is still constituted as such if the words or actions are homosexual in nature.
Fortunately, natural aluminosilicate minerals constitute as one of such materials.
