But in any case "what we seek is the cause, i.e., the form, by reason of which the matter is some definite thing; and this is the substance of the thing" (1041b6 9) and "the primary cause of its being" (1041b27).
Finally, in addition to being provided with information, citizens need to ensure the use of a public form of reason to ground political decisions, rather than rely on transcendent sources of authority available only to a segment of the citizenry, such as revealed religion.
Protocol violation is noted in the case report form with the reason of switch of policy to induction of labour.
John, in his classroom, speaks of Don Quixote as living in a reality of his own making; he speaks of illusion as a higher form of reason, and he himself chooses risk as his own form of sanity.
Politics ought to be defined on its own terms, as a mode of acting put into practice by a specific kind of subject and deriving from a particular form of reason.
In this paper, I argue that Hegel adopts Kant's synthetic a priori principle of purposiveness from the third Critique as the logical form of reason needed for two key identities: (1) freedom and necessity, and (2) the a priori and a posteriori domains of reason.
Relatively small particle size corresponds to heavy endocytosis, forming the main reason of high uptake in the liver, which contained abundant macrophages.
For services covered by Medicare, alas, Congress' prohibition remains in place unless a patient says in writing that he does not want to fill out the myriad Medicare forms for reasons of privacy.
He is as much a sentimentalist as Hutcheson, believing that judgments about virtue and rightness depend on our capacity for sympathy rather than on some form of reason (or on a distinct moral sense) and holding that being virtuous depends on feelings and feelingful motives like benevolence and sympathy rather than on reason.
