His poems, early or late, enter into the relations of living creatures; they move in close to animal consciousness: "The Thought-Fox," "Esther's Tomcat," "Pike".
This view implies that when x and y enter into the relations that constitute the whole x-plus-y, their own values cannot be changed by those relations.
The natural move to make in response is to try to find another token state — a belief state, for example — whose existence is guaranteed by the truth of a sentence like (1) which can then be thought to enter into the samesaying relation to u′.
Aware of herself as having been born into the world, awakening to her own free selfhood, the human being is called on to enter into those relations with others in the world that will realize the redemptive unity of the "All".
The president had given hints of his desire to enter into the tricky world of race relations in his second inauguration address just a few months earlier when he called on the nation to put aside differences and work toward creating "one America".
Moreover, Rosenzweig proceeds to show that in entering into the reciprocal relations with one another which ground our experience, elemental beings take steps towards the ultimate systematic unification of the "All".
First, even if some beliefs involve an actual episode in the believer's mind, say the tokening of some brain state that can be said to samesay u, there are other beliefs, implicit beliefs, for which it is implausible to insist that they are had because of the actual existence of a token state that is capable of entering into the samesaying relation to an utterance.
They enter into the blood.
It is a fact, on the other hand, that when the Ionian revolt against the Persians broke out in 499 bc, Miltiades decided to join the insurgents and to enter into friendly relations with the newly established Athenian democracy.
The most oft-cited authority, the 1933 Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Duties of States, requires a state to have a permanent population, a defined territory, government, and the "capacity to enter into relations with the other states".
According to this, a nationhood requires four things: a permanent population, a defined territory, a government, and the "capacity to enter into relations with the other states".
