Przykłady essence

• 159 of household objects because, as potential receptacles of "essences," these things no longer held desirable proper ties.

• If psychological essentialism is bad metaphysics, why should people act as if things had essences?

• The problem is solved naturally, without appealing to the existence of sensory-modality-specific essences or mechanisms.

• Clicks do not express meanings or essences but only intensity and connections.

• First, uncreated essences might exist as "beings of reason" - that is, in the divine intellect.

• Typical of late modernist thought, structural discourses in mathematics, literature, and the social sciences were on the lookout for hidden essences.

• In this interpretation, the roles and essences of wild and domestic animals, women and men, food and death, are more complex, interpenetrating and mutable.

• He rejects this account on two grounds: it cannot explain how we handle new properties, and it does not fit with our intuitions about essences.

• Coates is careful to avoid overgeneralization in framing her analysis; she notes that the gender binary she describes emerges from gender ideologies rather than essences.

• A metaphysically perfect system is one that actualizes the greatest number of possibilities of the greatest number of essences or forms.

• The cardinality would be !0 if personal types of essences vary atomistically, while the cardinality would be at least !1 if personal essences vary continuously.

• Why essences are essential in the psychology of concepts.

• The tectonic view of architecture promises to tie the development of theory back to the essences of construction and experience.

• Systems of categorisation rarely reflect internal essences, but more commonly reflect systems of belief.

• Not everyone, of course, is comfortable with references to essences, essential natures or, for that matter, analyses in terms of possible worlds.