Again there is need for care in determining whether reason why or reason for thinking relations are being stated.
Alternatively, one could focus on the manner in which many of the Kyoto School thinkers radically problematize the relation between "philosophy" and "religion," that is to say, the way their thought calls into question accustomed ways of thinking the relation between reason and thought on the one hand, and experience, practice, and faith on the other.
If you're looking for insight into how contemporary dance artists are working and thinking, in relation to one another and the myriad historical traditions that inform them, Movement Research is a great place to start.
This article examines design thinking in relation to developments in cognitive science and embodied cognition.
Others have considered the rise of network thinking in relation to evolution 5 and the importance of network analyses in bridging the gap between evolutionary biology and other fields.
In this paper we look first at the development of whole systems thinking in relation to public health systems noting how it has been reflected in the model of comprehensive primary health care for developing countries that was seen as achieving the aspirations of the Alma Ata Declaration and in the model of the New Public Health Movement that emerged subsequently within the developed world.
Thus, instead of thinking of relations as the items responsible for relating two or more substances, they now begin to think of them as items existing only in the mind that is, as mere beings of reason or concepts.
"There has been a real sea change and hardening of attitude in Chinese government thinking about relations with the United States over the past six or eight months," said David Shambaugh, a leading expert on the Chinese military and the Communist Party at George Washington University.
That question in turn becomes a way of thinking about relations between individuals and the state: among other things, The Pale King seems to have been intended as a rather serious novel of ideas.
This way of thinking about relations derives from a late 12th-century work of unknown authorship (but traditionally ascribed to Gilbert of Poitiers) called Liber sex principiorum.
