Sentence examples for universal categories from inspiring English sources

Age, gender, nationality – these are all universal categories, inclusive of everyone.

These nationalistic sentiments clashed with the outlook and practices of officials accustomed to thinking in universal categories.

If such distinctions are made explicit, we obtain the following negations: 1. Art is not philosophy, because philosophy is the logical thinking of the universal categories of being, and art is the unreflective intuition of being.

Reasoning and aesthetic sensitivity represent universal categories of humanity.

Also, comparative research on partner preferences finds that preferences fall into three broad or seemingly universal categories: physical, practical, and personal.

The latter marks the position in the system where general categories of a general theory of science are treated as (1) universal categories of thought, (2) relevant for all disciplines.

A second problem is the continuing question of whether or not the sacred is a universal category.

Section 2 gives a universal category of IMOPs and describes signal models using the instantaneous frequency rate (IFR) curves.

Broader crosscultural evidence on the categorization of emotions, summarized in J.A. Russell 1991, also tends to support a culturally universal category of positive affect.

The form which commodities acquire due to this fetishism has gradually become, Lukács claims, the "universal category of society as a whole" (1923a: 86).

Essentialists allow that there are cultural differences in how homosexuality is expressed and interpreted, but they emphasize that this does not prevent it from being a universal category of human sexual expression.