This may lead the reader to believe that Khayyam was the first Muslim philosopher to support the theory of the principality of essence, but a more careful reading reveals an interesting twist: namely, that Khayyam's understanding of how essences came to be casts doubt on his belief in the principality of essence.
Henry thus develops a theory of how essences exist prior to their actual existence in the mind or in the world, enlarging on a brief and tentative reference in Avicenna's Metaphysics I.5 to the "proper existence" (esse proprium) of the essences.
How, in essence, do we let them swing?
Recently Mr. Martin, 35, was explaining how the essence of his jokes came not from any inherent funniness on his part but from a fascination with puzzles and taking things apart.
I learn how the essence of the island's fragrant herbs permeates the goat's and sheep's milk, lending the cheese its unique flavor.
Concrete illustrations are given of how the essence of quite complex basic theory can be translated into a simpler representational format to help clinicians conceptualise a psychopathological state and pinpoint relevant variables that might be changed by therapeutic interventions.
In the remaining part of the entry, we would like to examine how the essence of the logic of relations is graphically represented in the Beta system so that the reader may place EG in the larger context of Peirce's enterprise.
I recently argued a motion to preclude the death penalty against a prosecutor who said that the state wasn't sentencing the defendant to death -- it would be the jury if they so chose -- so how (in essence) dare I suggest that the decision to seek death was his?
Multiple levels and measures of process and impact, including the individual, school and broader community are included in the study design, which provides a strong model to enable causal inference, but also the ability to analyse how the essence of the intervention responds in a real world context.
Yet how are essences constituted in their being?
