The murky continuities of nature are interpretable only through the power of analogy.
We do not, however, wish to destroy the unity or the continuity of human nature along with those human rights which are based on it (Fukuyama 2004).
The legacy of that society, he wrote, "is what still makes some of us Southerners -- the architecture, the literature, the food, the continuity of man and nature that shapes our perceptions".
In "Bill Neal's Southern Cooking University of North Carolina Pressss, 1985), Mr. Neal, who died in 1991, harks back to the antebellum South and argues that "the best legacy of that society is what still makes some of us Southerners: the architecture, the literature, the food, the continuity of man and nature that shapes our perceptions".
Pragmatism is "a philosophy that stresses the relation of theory to praxis and takes the continuity of experience and nature as revealed through the outcome of directed action as the starting point for reflection" (Audi 1999).
The outdoor sunken gardens and swimming pools act as a continuity of the surrounding nature, while the open hallways of the inner space stand in opposition to cluttered furniture and maximalist aesthetics.
On the one hand, we're learning more about our continuity with the rest of nature – in terms of the ecology, genetic make-up, evolutionary history.
"The Continuity of Being: Chinese Visions of Nature". In Nature in Asian Traditions of Thought: Essays in Environmental Philosophy, eds.
But had the voyages of discovery been set up as an experimental test of morphological continuity across nature, the null hypothesis (discontinuity) would not have been rejected.
