Sentence examples similar to thematized data from inspiring English sources
As the immediately given world, this merely subjective world, was forgotten in the scientific thematization, the accomplishing subject, too, was forgotten and the scientist himself was not thematized.
Its diffusion still needs to be thematized and systematized, in order to explore the different possibilities inherent in the use of these types of materials.
With this presentation, I open up discussion about a subject in art the "incredulity" of St. Thomas that thematized such matters in pre-modern Europe.
His monograph, Helmholtz and the Modern Listener (2012), thematized the collision between orthodox music-theoretical knowledge and the experimental modes of observation developed in new laboratory environments of the mid-nineteenth century.
Many of the students drew from material not only in the section specifically on multiculturalism, but also from other parts of the text, where these issues are in no way thematized.
The fact that university and school were originally initiated by the church (as is still very often the case in mission fields) is based on the fact that theology has thematized in its various subjects the various dimensions of life (nature, history, ethics, and other disciplinary areas).
In contradistinction to what is the case in psychology, however, in phenomenology consciousness is thematized in a very special and definite way viz., just insofar as consciousness is the locus in which every manner of constituting and founding meaning must take place.
