He was a master of description, attempting to portray all facets of reality as meticulously as he had observed them in nature.
Ambitious tenure-track professors at Chicago, like their rivals at other schools, are busy trying to incorporate into their theorizing previously neglected facets of reality, such as banking failures, financial-market bubbles, and credit crunches.
A reasonable objection to Wolff might be that his conception of the rational order of human science is based on an unwarranted assumption about the harmonious order he believes to be present in all facets of reality.
In his earliest thinking about the significance of this fact, Peirce opined that natural law pervaded the world but that certain facets of reality were just outside the reach or grasp of law.
Instead of fighting monsters, leveling up, then fighting more monsters, it should do something quite different and targeted at social networking a "metaverse" for creating all facets of reality and social interaction.
Philosophy challenges me to consider facets of reality that I would otherwise overlook.
These various conceptions of divinity were not considered contradictory but rather layers in the multiple facets of reality.
The Unseen - An Atlas of Infrared Plates is a photographic compendium, an exploration by Edward Thompson, into the capacities of infrared photography to shape, represent, and highlight facets of reality.
It also reiterates how computational models can be exceptionally useful for gaining insight even though, or because, they may fail in reproducing certain facets of reality.
Each startling scene evokes some facet of Czech reality with originality and clarity -- although no sooner do we arrive somewhere than Topol races onward, plowing through a thicket of less compelling connecting material toward his next epiphany.
While celebrating the progress and triumphs we've made since 1960 when this book came out seems like the natural thing to do, To Kill A Mockingbird reflects certain facets of our reality back at us.
