Sentence examples for existential approaches from inspiring English sources

Critics of existential geography claim that existential approaches are essentialist, implicitly masculinist, neglect power structures, and have an ideological bias toward bounded, static, exclusionary places.

He wouldn't use the word, but it's a very existential approach to life".

'Well, to me, it was a very direct existential approach to the question of what it meant to be German.

Mr. Kolitz also wrote several works of fiction and Jewish philosophy, including "The Tiger Beneath the Skin: Stories and Parables of the Years of Death" (Creative Age Press, 1947), "Survival for What?" (The Philosophical Library, 1969), "The Teacher: An Existential Approach to the Bible" (Jason Aronson, 1982) and "Confrontation: The Existential Thought of Rabbi J. B. Soloveitchik" (Ktav, 1993).

Matthew Ratcliffe (2008) develops an existential approach to psychopathology.

Ueda Shizuteru a student of Nishitani's who has since the 1980s been at the center of the revival of Nishida studies also takes a topological, phenomenological, and existential approach to the idea of absolute nothingness; and he also explicitly orients himself to and from the standpoint of Zen (Ueda 2011c).

Wiz Khalifa, whose style is so lethargic it approaches existential sadness, appears here on two tracks: Ty Dolla Sign, who's been signed to Atlantic Records for some time, recently was brought under Wiz Khalifa's Taylor Gang imprint, which feels like a needless enforced cosign.

Articles in both volumes are committed to showing the systematic relevance of existential concepts and approaches for contemporary work in philosophy and other fields.

There are numerous schools of psychotherapy, ranging from the traditional psychoanalytic method to existential and alternative approaches.

But how to explain the paralyzing resistance to climate change action, where the risks approach existential peaks unseen in historical human experience?

"The Anderson Platoon," a 1967 documentary broadcast on CBS but produced by Pierre Schoendoerffer for French public television, takes an existential, new wave approach.