In the spirit of the 18th-century German philosopher Immanuel Kant, these neo-Kantians spoke not of the noumenal world, the unseen realm of essences beyond visible reality, but of the phenomenal realm, the world of history in which things happened.
Well, the reality is Milan and Inter are both adjusting to a new financial reality, one that, within the context of Italian football's structural problems and Uefa's new fair-play regulations, acknowledges they cannot go on spending money, making losses and, in essence, living beyond their means.
Many feel that their worldviews are best characterized by a recognition that life has meaning, that the Universe perhaps has a Creator, and that consciousness or some essence continues beyond death.
They have the power to move us closer to the essence unity beyond the restraints of black or white, rich or poor to the higher moral ground of freedom and justice for all.
By outer definition, we didn't have much money, and yet my parents emanated the essence of Lakshmi as generosity of heart beyond measure.
But in essence, he's beyond a "firehouse primary," which the state's governor had suggested.
Lévinas's other major philosophical works are De l'existence à l'existant (1947; Existence and Existents), En découvrant l'existence avec Husserl et Heidegger (1949; Discovering Existence with Husserl and Heidegger), and Autrement qu'être; ou, au-delà de l'essence (1974; Otherwise than Being; or, Beyond Essence).
Bartholomew I, the patriarch of Constantinople and spiritual leader of all the Orthodox around the world, said in an interview that there was a common interest and will, among the different religious leaders, to contain violence and, "in order to do that, help our faithful to rediscover the real essence of religion, beyond prejudices and national or ethnic differences".
Defined by his creator as "a mere device . . . a whispering 'daemon,' " Marlow is more specifically a vehicle for exploring the perspectival nature of human affairs — the idea that, for example, the Indian Ocean has no stable essence or identity beyond the excitement it inspires in one excitable twenty-year-old sailor.
Emmanuel Levinas, Otherwise than Being, or Beyond Essence, trans.
