GamesTM wrote that the game designers spoke with their players through the non-playable characters, and noted how Itoi's interests shaped the script, its allusions to popular culture, and its "strangely existential narrative framework".
A reframing of scientific research within an existential risk-management framework is urgently required, both in the work of the IPCC and in UN climate negotiations.
Church history makes clear that key terms, beliefs and concepts are regularly translated anew into differing epistemological, existential and cultural frameworks.
While existential utopians will embrace the framework and missionary utopians will (less heartily) support it, imperialistic "will oppose the framework as long as some others do not agree with them" (320).
First, to call a terrorist a "jihadist" or "jihadi" effectively puts any campaign against terrorism into the framework of an existential battle between the West and Islam.
The findings of existential psychology show that humans need a cultural framework that provides them with symbolic immortality, or what is generally called meaning.
According to Carnap, each linguistic framework comes with its own unrestricted existential quantifier, and thus its own notions of object and existence.
He interrogates the pressures these changes place on interpretive frameworks, not just between forms, but also existential paradigms.
In line with these scholars, this study has adopted a pragmatic and functionalist epistemological point of departure targeted at the practical implications of the nurses' spiritual and existential care experiences rather than the ontological questions related to the conceptual framework.
This study has adopted a pragmatic and functionalist epistemological point of departure, since it is targeted at the practical implications of the nurses' spiritual and existential care experience, rather than the ontological questions related to the conceptual framework of spiritual care.
As Terry Eagleton observes, religion offers a compelling ideological framework to interpret experience for a number of reasons: it speaks to our deepest existential fears about human suffering and death (often within a narrative structure of causality).
