In the Prologue of "Phenomenology of perception", Ponty announces: phenomenology is also a philosophy which puts essence back into existence, and does not expect to arrive at an understanding of man and the world from any starting point other than that of their "facticity" (Merleau Ponty 1945, p. vii).
Phenomenology is both a knowledge of essences and also a philosophy which puts essences back into existence, insisting that man and the world can be understood only on the basis of facticity; it has both a static and a genetic moment.
It is not fair, some complain, to make fun of writers who try to put the essence of such physical exchanges on paper.
Sachs put the essence of his art down to detachment, an ability to sit on emotional and intellectual fences that had been produced by his birth in Germany and his residence in Britain.
According to Walter Murch, the editor of Apocalypse Now, Lucas had wanted to make Apocalypse Now but had been persuaded it was too controversial, so he decided to "put the essence of the story in outer space and make it in a galaxy long ago and far, far away".
It's a very complicated story, but if I could put in essence what I saw I was trying to do: it's... in a way it's a simple flip-over of an ordinary sentimental religiose, rather than religious, parable, in that there is an afflicted house - variously afflicted, but in particular with a crippled, seemingly mindless, struck girl, young girl.
Put the essence in the bank.
With data available in the cloud, the project will then investigate methods for putting the ESSENCE system in a cloud environment as well.
As Heidegger later put it, the "essence of man is framed, claimed and challenged by a power which manifests itself in the essence of technology, a power which man himself does not control".
The elliptical, slender lines of these figures put the very essence of rapid flight into concrete form.
