Sentence examples for the historical relation from inspiring English sources

The biggest problem here, however, is Steiner's failure to think her way through the historical relation between beauty and femininity.

Edward Baring (2011) exhumes the historical relation between Derrida and existentialism and finds a kind of "'Christian' existentialism" in Derrida's work prior to 1952, traces of which are discernible in his later thinking.

After summarizing a variety of definitions of environmental history, Chinese scholar Bao Maohong gave his own definition: environmental history is the historical relation of people and human society to nature.

The hierarchy is not the same as a family tree, which illustrates the historical relations among languages -- for example, Italian, French, Spanish and their mother tongue, Latin.

He added: "Now, it won't obviously put in question the historical relations between France and the UK, our friendship, but there will be consequences especially in the way we handle the situations that we just mentioned in terms of immigration.

The values are represented by economy, health, culture, landscape intended as collective project built on the historical relations between the settled community and its natural environment.

Extrapolations of the historical relations between hailstorm damage and weather indicators under climate change scenarios project a considerable increase in future hailstorm damage.

The Southern Faction cast more attention to ethnographic data, directly carrying out research on ethnic history, such as the origin of ethnic groups and the historical relations between them.