Dr. Neumann heads a staff of scientists and graduate students seeking to identify the essence of what makes people human.
When Tocqueville wrote "Democracy in America," in the eighteen-thirties, it seemed as if only a foreigner could identify the essence of American culture.
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If Thomas were asked to identify the essence of his philosophy, he might point to his commentary one day last year in Niceville, Fla., where he was describing a $10,000 men's professional challenger at Bluewater Bay.
Rather than trying to identify the essence of truth, she claims, pragmatists try to describe the role of the concept in our practices.
To identify the essence of technology is to lay bare technology as a clearing, that is, to describe a technological mode of Being.
Rickert thus identifies the essence of judgment is thus in the function of "affirmation or negation" (Rickert 1921a, 154), thereby following a trend in logic that dates back to Brentano (see Brentano 1995, 194 234).
A real definition, according to the Aristotelian tradition, is one that accords with the natural hierarchy and identifies the essence of the species or genus being studied, e.g., 'man is the rational animal' (reason being the essence of the species, animal being the genus).
TJRS and "42" identify the essence of why people of color remain more at risk in America than Caucasians.
It is important to identify the essence of each theme and to determine the specific aspect of the data each theme captures (25).
