Sentence examples for enlightenment dimension from inspiring English sources
Here the project of logical empiricism gets its Enlightenment dimension, with the old reforming, constructive and universalist ambitions, but with new and revised ideas and ideals of society, science and rationality (Uebel 1998).
His title is two-sided: while the bulk of the narrative is devoted to placing Boswell in his historical and cultural context during the period of what is now recognised as the European Enlightenment (the Scottish dimension takes a disappointing second place), he is also concerned with Boswell's personal development.
Deep meditation and enlightenment experiences give access to this timeless, formless dimension of infinite being.
Speculation that The End might be preempted by global enlightenment, the New Age or a merger with the 5th dimension has turned out to be premature.
During the Enlightenment, this emphasis on culinary naturalness took on a strong political dimension, as philosophes like Denis Diderot, the Chevalier Louis de Jaucourt and Jean-Jacques Rousseau railed against the aristocracy's inauthentic social posturing and wasteful spending habits.
They visually represent two simultaneous overlapping aspects of enlightenment, variously described as emptiness and form, compassion and wisdom, object and subject, the dimension from which the practitioner is guided by the Buddha and the dimension towards which the practitioner evolves.
In Abbott Abbott's geometrical romance, enlightenment comes to the hero, Mr Square, from his understanding of the nature of a third dimension.
To give an example of the enlightenment function in the field of ECEC, research can contribute to explore and identify new dimensions of 'good' ECEC.
The Age of Enlightenment and various revolutions of the last three centuries all helped to further this trend, until the religious dimension of the ceremony has become relatively meaningless in all but a few kingdoms (mostly in Asia and Oceania).
Any enlightenment appreciated".
