Sentence examples for finite individuality from inspiring English sources
The publication of the Gifford lectures incited a good deal of critical reaction to Bosanquet's views, particularly in metaphysics (e.g., on the idealism/materialism controversy and on the nature of finite individuality), logic (e.g., concerning the status of propositions and the nature of inference), and ethics.
That Royce's metaphysical solution to the problem of error was of broad relevance for the rest of his philosophy is clear: "The existence of error…must be explained as due to the same conditions as those which make possible finite life, evil, individuality, and conflict in general" (Robinson 123).
The Shaiva-siddhanta always insisted on the preservation of the individuality of the finite soul, even in the state of emancipation, and rejected Shankara's nondualism.
Both agreed that a set, whether finite or infinite, is a collection of objects (e.g., the integers, {0, ±1, ±2...}) that share a particular property while each object retains its own individuality.
Individuality had its limits.
What constitutes authentic individuality?
You lose your individuality.
Finally, he cultivated individuality.
Mr. Brown nurtures individuality.
