Instead of interpreting the mystical feeling of communion as an esoteric union with God, Schleiermacher explicates it as a general awareness that is attuned to the invisible coherence of things (Dilthey 1924b, 295).
Each dish has an essay that explicates it, to an extent, as Patterson ruminates on its origins and inspirations.
Accordingly the most pressing criticism of Plantinga's recent position is that it largely ignores the question of justification, or reasonableness which, as Swinburne explicates it (Swinburne 2001) amounts to whether the religious beliefs are probable relative to total evidence.
While a few of the inferences are explicated, at least as persuasively as they ever have been in the lineage from William Gillette to Basil Rathbone to Jeremy Brett, many of them are ridiculous.
The three career intervention strategies used in TEAM-Science are described next, with a fuller discussion of career coaching to explicate its conceptual underpinnings as a specific career development technique; the ICDP and SWOT personal career analysis are specific career development tools.
The rage is explicated at length, as Cobbs recounts the racist slights he endured over the years.
A systematic review in 2007 saw interdisciplinary research explicated as: "any study or group of studies undertaken by scholars from two or more distinct scientific disciplines.
With this framework, the paper analyses measurement practices prescribed by IASB's guidance to explicate its underlying implicit concepts as distinct from those formally proclaimed in IASB's recent Conceptual Framework Exposure Draft CFEDD).
It should also be recognized that in the Theaetetus Socrates only attributes b) and c) to Protagoras in his overarching effort, on Theaetetus' behalf, to explicate and defend as plausibly as possible the 'Man the measure' doctrine before refuting it.
(3) Calculi, or syntactic systems, on the model of mathematical logic, have been developed by several 20th-century analytic philosophers, among them Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and Rudolf Carnap, to represent and to explicate philosophical systems, as well as to solve and to dissolve metaphysical problems.
