In contrast, Rosenzweig seeks to grasp the "All", in the Star, not from an Absolute standpoint, but rather from the standpoint of the finite individual human being whom he finds situated in the middle of the course of the All, a course Rosenzweig understands as beginning in particularity, and advancing through the relations between particulars to an ultimate redemptive realization of unity.
Our senses are made alive to nature's particulars, to its complexity.
It's just a matter of working out the particulars to get it released.
I am happy to refer those seeking further particulars to one such former practising physician: my wife.
Induction, in logic, method of reasoning from a part to a whole, from particulars to generals, or from the individual to the universal.
Before that, Palmer's lawyers will be required to send "further and better particulars" to Newman, as requested last month, by the end of next week.
There are too many particulars to pick out, but each of these pieces tell us interesting things about the way the internet serves as a platform for journalism.
The breakthrough served its purpose, however, providing Bellow with a language that could range from minute street particulars to elevated ivory-tower reflections.
Since then, the EPA has proposed regulations for new and existing plants, while delegating many of the particulars to states to permit flexible rule-making.
As the book moves from the past to the future, Cebrián's mode shifts from keen particulars to broad assertions — unavoidably, perhaps, but a chapter on the media's complicity in terrorism would have benefitted from more daring and detail.
Simply put, induction is a means of reasoning from a part to a whole, from particulars to generals, from the past to the future, or from the observed to the unobserved.
