Sentence examples for essential strife from inspiring English sources

Probably the contest does not matter much in his eyes, since both are beset by the same essential strife between the rich (oligarchs) and poor (democrats) (422e-423a).

This fundamental ontological instability which can be discovered in the inconspicuous movement of a great artwork is precisely what "The Origin of the Work of Art" describes as the "essential strife" between "earth" and "world".

Another way to experience this "essential strife" of earth and world in Van Gogh's painting might be to notice how the painting's subtly rich and dynamic background not only supports but also envelops the foreground image of the shoes.

In other words, these are the four steps in the phenomenological argument whereby Heidegger discovers what he calls the a-lêtheiac "essential strife" between "earth" and "world"—that is, the tension of emerging and withdrawing implicit in all intelligibility in Van Gogh's 1886 painting of "A pair of shoes".

This phenomenological "tension of emerging and not emerging" that Heidegger finds in Klee and Cézanne, however, he first discovered in Van Gogh's painting of "A Pair of Shoes," specifically, in the way Van Gogh's painting manifests what "The Origin of the Work of Art" famously calls "the essential strife" between "earth and world" (PLT 49/GA5 35).

In Heidegger's interpretation, Van Gogh's painting preserves the essential strife whereby the "nothing noths," both calling for and partly eluding conceptualization, and his painting thereby allows us to encounter the way the earth both yields to and resists our worlds and so, out "of the calm of great riches, ripens and dispenses what is inexhaustible" (IM 164/GA40 164/GA40

At a time when Zimbabwe is struggling to pay civil servants and soldiers a stipend of $100 a month, the extra income from diamond mining for soldiers is serving "to mollify a constituency whose loyalty to ZANU-PF, in the context of ongoing political strife, is essential," the Human Rights Watch report said.

This is much further developed in Erasmus of Rotterdam's humanist idea of a possible religious unity based on a reduced core faith, trying to avoid religious strife about what Erasmus saw as non-essential questions of faith (adiaphora).

Flights extra While the situation in East Timor is relatively calm compared with recent periods of political strife, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office still advises against "all but essential travel" to the region.

To understand that balancing labor and capital is essential is to understand the root cause of modern political strife and is equally to understand what governments must be able to do to resolve that strife.

Shot at the Dancity festival in Foligno, the video is more than just a bunch of doddery Italians square dancing to deep house it's essential proof that for all its horrors, for all its strifes and struggles and disappointments and let downs, life is, in its own strange way, actually...OK...OK