Sentence examples for problematic existence from inspiring English sources

In Existentia Africana: Understanding Africana Existential Thought (2000) Gordon presents Cooper as a nineteenth century figure exploring questions of problematic existence and suffering within black intellectual existential productions.

In view of the non-uniqueness of the Cauchy integral (and its problematic existence), it might be worthwhile to set down the minimum conditions that would be required of candidates for the Cauchy integral.

The short of the story is that Martin Guerre goes off to war, leaving behind his wife, child and problematic existence, and is replaced eight years later by an impostor who claims all his rights, including those of the marriage bed.

This may be the "terrifying and problematic character of existence" that Nietzsche referred to.

Nietzsche wrote that "lying is a necessity of life" and that it was "a part of the terrifying and problematic character of existence".

It is an ornate discovery, of course, but it shows that sometimes, in bizarre circumstances, the "terrifying and problematic character of existence" can be forced to yield the truth.

It is said that the BIP is subverted, or at least rendered deeply problematic, by the existence of these deep and pervasive cultural disagreements (Alston (ed).

This is not by itself problematic: while the existence of U is the dual the Bottom axiom, a top jumbo of which everything is part has none of the formal and philosophical oddities of a bottom atom that is part of everything (though see Section 4.5 for qualifications).

Conceptual misunderstandings are problematic, because their existence often interferes with learning new concepts (McDermott, 1991), especially if the misconceptions seem rational and useful to the learner at the time (Fay and Mayer, 1987).

In the 19th century, irrational skepticism was developed into existentialism, a school of philosophy that emphasizes the concrete and problematic character of human existence.

The Çiftehan Pozantı segment of the Ankara Pozantı motorway is problematic due to the existence of lithological units with variable characters.