Sentence examples for problem of nature from inspiring English sources

Fichte wished to understand the absolute as an I in order to avoid the problem of nature 'in itself' which creates Kantian dualism.

Filon, F.R.S., vice-chancellor of the University of London agrees on this point, noting that "some men of science appear to think that they can solve the whole problem of Nature by some all-inclusive mathematical intuition".

The evolutional aspects of the case were thus brought out more clearly, by means of more flexible methods of classification, and further links between butterflies and the central problems of nature were provided by biological investigations.

2. De caelo contains two inquiries: the first two books discuss the problems of nature in the celestial domain, bks. 3 and 4 contain a discussion about the four sublunary elements.

It is a problem partly of nature and partly of nurture.

The problem of the nature of the work of art is by no means new.

Thus Niépce not only solved the problem of reproducing nature by light, but he invented the first photomechanical reproduction process.

Thus, in this debate the philosophical problem of the nature of right and wrong was treated as a problem about the logical or grammatical status of moral statements.

The long-standing problem of the nature of the force that holds atoms together in molecules was finally solved by the application of quantum mechanics.

It has also come into contact with non-Western traditions and has thus stimulated concern with the problem of the nature of religious truth in a world perspective.

Working within the framework of Newtonian mechanism, Cavendish had tackled the problem of the nature of heat in the 1760s, explaining heat as the result of the motion of matter.