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This article examines the notion of biophilia defined as the inherent human inclination to affiliate with nature instrumental in human health, productivity, and well-being.
In 1980, the biologist Edward O. Wilson defined biophilia as "the inherent human inclination to affiliate with natural systems and processes, especially life and life-like features of the nonhuman environment" (Kellert et al. 2008).
When Lee informs us that beef with broccoli, egg rolls, chop suey, fortune cookies, General Tso's chicken, and even the take-out boxes are not icons of Chinese culture she is pointing to our inherent tendency to simplify people's complex histories by ignoring what we do not have the time or inclination to consider.
The confusion inherent in bodily inclinations makes their fulfillment considerably more problematic than that of rational inclinations.
Likewise, they should not prefer a solid object with an inclined surface, as this inclination is an inherent feature of the object but not diagnostic for a reward (see also Call 2007).
He doesn't believe that democracy is perverted because of people's actual inherent perversions, because of their inclination to narrow ideological, religious, or emotional constraints—or even their love of or need for them.
But they would argue that their denial of constitutions and governments leads not to "no justice" but to the real justice inherent in the free development of man's sociality his natural inclination, when unfettered by laws, to live according to the principles and practice of mutual aid.
The actual reasons why people might not exercise - time, money, health, inclination , fear, for starters – don't have much to do with inherent goodness or strength of character.
Regarding the use of panoramic analysis, accuracy in overeruption and molar inclination measurements of the study might have been jeopardized by the inherent panoramic image distortions [26-28 [26-28
And part of the roiling queasiness comes from the question of how much of this kind of behavior is inherent in the German psyche, though the movie is poised to comment on the natural inclination toward totalitarianism.
When she asks, in "Rain Cog," "How can I knock be clear about my intentions?" she is telegraphing not only the pitfalls and slippages inherent in executions of "clarity" but also the sorts of interruptions one's artistic inclinations habitually make in the midst of public calls for coherence.
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The phrase "inherent inclination" functions as a noun phrase, typically acting as the subject or object of a sentence. It describes a natural, inborn tendency or predisposition. Based on Ludwig AI, it's usable in written English, describing natural tendencies.
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