Sentence examples for proper existence from inspiring English sources

Also, it does not always generate the proper existence of situations axiom.

The first is what Avicenna calls "the existence related to the fact that [something] is established" (al-wuǧūd al-iṯbātī), the second identifies the particular or "proper existence" of the thing (al-wuǧūd al-ḫāṣṣ).

A very serious problem has been identified for past many years that paralyzed human beings became isolated from the society for not having a proper existence and due to their reluctances of doing normal life works.

If distinguishing between two areas of being i.e., existence, which can be either mental or real, and the proper existence of the thing, i.e., its essence, quiddity, thingness (see Ilāhiyyāt I, 5 and VI, 2)—can be read as logical, its value is ontological, since the composition which is recognized in things concerns their being.

Henry thus develops a theory of how essences exist prior to their actual existence in the mind or in the world, enlarging on a brief and tentative reference in Avicenna's Metaphysics I.5 to the "proper existence" (esse proprium) of the essences.

If the analysis of a thing, i.e., of its quiddity or proper existence, does not inform me of its existence (by knowing what a thing is, I do not necessarily know if it is), this is because a thing is in itself only possible: it can be either existent or non-existent, and since it is in itself possibly existent, it is in itself non-existent.

It is for such reasons that Husserl demanded (in Ideas) that in a phenomenological description proper the existence of the object(s) (if any) satisfying the content of the intentional act described must be "bracketed".

Cosmic transformation may concern an original world, without proper human means of existence and without death, that was transformed through a certain event (e.g., the death of Hainuwele, a type of primal being known as a dema, or ancestral, deity) into the world known to mankind, a truly inhabitable world with vegetation, animals, and other features that had not existed before.

Composite objects are existentially dependent objects in the sense of (EDG), since they require the existence of proper parts (set F as "proper part of x" in (EDG)).

There is no contradiction between "The existent golden mountain exemplifies nuclear existence" and "The existent golden mountain does not exist" (in the proper, extranuclear sense).

None of them can fit into the established and proper misery of human existence.