Sentence examples for immanent logic from inspiring English sources
Weber is, then, not envisioning a peaceful dissolution of the grand metanarratives of monotheistic religion and universal science into a series of local narratives and the consequent modern pluralist culture in which different cultural practices follow their own immanent logic.
Diversity is not dominant; orientation on the (immanent and narrow) logic of one's subject area is king.
It may further be the case that the gynocentric project in philosophy of religion creates distinctive tensions, leading even sympathetic critics to inquire "how far the immanent can be re-inscribed as the site of transcendence without returning to the logic of sacrifice and bodily suffering seemingly endemic to the incarnational theologies of Christianity" (Hollywood 1994, 177).
It may perhaps best be called "panentheism"; but for Nishida this too remains a static term of "objective logic" and fails to capture the necessity of thinking God as both irreducibly transcendent and thoroughly immanent.
Imminence here becomes immanent.
See formal logic: modal logic.
I'm motivated by the illusion of immanent knowledge.
He calls this way of thinking the "immanent frame".
