Over time, this vision of a world ruled by rational principles evolved into an ideal of a society governed by rules.
Always a provocateur, Navarro has even taken jabs at the art world, which he says is now ruled by the principles of consumerism instead of creativity.
"The amazing thing about John," says Low, "is his ability to walk into a system he doesn't know fundamental things about and fix it". But if the physical world is ruled by immutable principles, the nation's spies are cursed by human frailty and weighted by a dark past.
Those countries ruled by democratic principles have flourished.
In May 2005, he described himself as a "destitute medieval heavy metal communist" who started a website in hopes of starting "Herothane," a commune ruled by socialist principles.
Volokhonsky-Pevear are ruled by the principle of literal fidelity, Hayward-Harari by the imperatives of clarity, elegance and euphony.
For Freud, the I is one of the three instances that constitute the psychic apparatus- Id, ego, superego- which is basically ruled by the Principle of Reality and the functioning of secondary processes (perception, thought, language).
At some point about halfway through the show, I realized that I was in an old, familiar territory -- that place that's ruled by the righteous principles of right and wrong; black-and-white thinking with no shades of gray.
Its institutional foundation lies in the fact that the educational system is ruled by the performance principle to ensure the transformation from learning performance to educational opportunity.
Cartoon character-emblazoned merchandise comes in solid gold, and for the camera-mad Chinese there are fewer scary rides and more costumed staff scattered about for "photo-ops".The park's layout and opening date are ruled by strict feng-shui principles, but Disney may need more than this to persuade the cost-conscious Chinese to spend.
Nature, then, is ruled by the very same principles that are the key to understanding the drama of the ethical life, as Empedocles represents that.
