Sentence examples for understanding the being of from inspiring English sources

In Heidegger's terms of art, this means understanding the "being of entities" in terms of "being as such" (Thomson 2005, p. 164).

As Heidegger begins to extend his critique of aesthetic subjectivism so as to connect it to "enframing" (i.e., our reductive way of understanding the being of entities in terms of Nietzsche's ontotheology of eternally recurring will-to-power), he will go so far as to claim that: "The aesthetic state is the lucidity through which we constantly see".

Implicit within the very notion of transcendental "being" and a presupposition of our understanding the notion of transcendental being, is the notion of being with no hint of non-being (esse purissimum).

The concept of "One" and the concept of wu thus complement each other in disclosing different aspects of the logic of creation both unity and nonbeing are necessary for understanding the generation of beings.

My emotional pursuit of understanding the human beings behind the sadhus was both frustrating and curiously addictive.

Given the importance of routine maintenance to health and well-being, understanding the dynamics of its disruption in the hospital setting is imperative.

The reciprocal relations among persons as authoritative claims-makers and mutually accountable claims-responders is, in Darwall's view, one way of understanding the constitution of rational beings into the community of equal persons that Kant calls in the Groundwork a "kingdom of ends".

Understanding the drivers of well-being among adults, including older adults, is of high policy importance.

The identification of the functional targets of positive selection, however, has been a major challenge in understanding the evolution of human beings.

Several new issues have emerged over the past decade with the most notable being: Understanding the uneven capacities of human systems to adapt to climate change, and recognizing North-South equity issues; and Focusing on understanding and addressing underlying social vulnerabilities that put some individuals and communities in "harm's way".

Understanding the source of weekend well-being is the study's main focus.