Sentence examples for fundamental realm from inspiring English sources

In particular, we'll examine whether or not Russell's logical atomism necessarily presupposes a fundamental realm of ultimate simples, and whether or not the atomic propositions of Russell's atomism were understood as logically independent.

The idea is that there is no good reason not to be realists about most aspects of the world, including colour, mentality, and meaning, (and perhaps value) but that does not require the defence of a reduction to some features of a supposedly more fundamental realm.

In 1614, on the occasion of the last meeting of the Estates-General before the Revolution, the Third Estate sought to have it made a fundamental law of the realm that under no pretext whatever was it permissible to disobey the king.

For the time being, generalization of these approaches beyond the realm of fundamental research remains uncertain.

However, if one takes dualism to be a claim about there being two distinct realms of fundamental entities or properties, then perhaps neutral monism should not be classified as a version of property dualism in so far as it does not regard either mental or physical properties as ultimate or fundamental.

In a speech in the Latvian capital, Riga, over the weekend, a senior Russian foreign ministry official, Konstantin Dolgov, described such controversies as "a gross violation of fundamental, universal norms in the realm of human rights".

This ballet of musical objects not only illustrates Aristotle's notion of a fundamental form outside the empirical realm — as matter decays, the spirit persists — but also celebrates the sonic diversity of avant-garde composition.

It's irrelevant to them that parents can make their children into opera buffs, water-skiers, food connoisseurs, bilingual speakers, painters, trumpet players, and churchgoers — that parents have the power to introduce their children to the whole supra-biological realm — for the fundamental reason that science cannot comprehend what it cannot measure.

More and more, I am coming to believe that the battle over the extent and terms on which the private sector takes over the delivery of public services and so expresses the public realm is a fundamental statement about our civilisation.

Since there seems to be nothing upon which to base excluding certain of the fundamental physical entities from the realm of the mind, and since the panpsychist would regard the position that the physically fundamental entities should be conceived of as potentially mindless as wrongheaded, such a position has never been developed.

The mass of an electron appears prominently in many of the fundamental laws that govern the subatomic realm, yet direct measurement has been complicated by the particle's scrawny mass.