As Vattimo observes: "Both philosophers find themselves obliged, on the one hand, to take up a critical distance from Western thought insofar as it is foundational; on the other hand, however, they find themselves unable to criticize Western thought in the name of another, and truer, foundation" (Vattimo 1988 [1985], 2).
Many were particularly angry and cynical that the Obama administration, which has promoted the free-flow of information, open government and unfettered thought, appeared, in the name of protecting Americans against terrorist attacks, to be secretly practicing the same police-state behavior it has so loudly denounced.
Octavarium begins "The Root of All Evil" with the final note of the band's previous album, Train of Thought with "In the Name of God".
It is disturbing that most of our thinking about the implications of machine intelligence has, to date, been done in the realm of fiction: thought-experiments carried out in the name of entertainment.
But they are all drawn together by the excitement of animating a muscle that many thought had atrophied: demonstration and disobedience in the name of equality.
The following thought, "", "blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord", is sung by the tenor in an aria with an obbligato instrument, probably a flauto traverso, leading to a repeat of the Osanna.
Because I made my own rules and didn't give a damn what anyone else thought of them, I decided to write in the name of Jerry Brown, who, it was rumored, liked to smoke pot.
It is through him that some become involved in the sorry tale that destroyed so many of their generation: the hounding of the intelligentsia and the periodic suppression of free thought and any claim to difference, all in the name of the true, pure Turk.
Such pragmatic thoughts bring the name of Gareth Batty, the leading English spinner in Division One, into the mix, 11 years after the last of his seven Test caps.
Set in Harlan, Kentucky, and based on the stories of Elmore Leonard, the show… How much thought went into the name of the new Ruben Fleischer film?
Other songs unwittingly give voice to what could well be the prisoners' inner thoughts: Rage Against the Machine's Killing in the Name Of ("Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses... /Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me!") was used at Guantánamo.
