Examples of using Immanent in English and their translations into Slovak
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the cause of problems which are immanent to today's global capitalism are projected onto an external intruder.
If liberalism is understood as the immanent salvation of man and society, communism is certainly its most radical expression.”.
society- a kind of immanent substitute for the transcendence of Christian faith.
the revenge instinct is still immanent in both the countries.
This is the argument of the so-called immanent criticism Hayek put forward in the second volume of Law,
object is a relation immanent to the process between degrees of truth of participation.
The difference in truth between two sets of images is immanent to the historical dimension of consciousness.
is an inalienable, immanent feature of social networks.
It is in the'barely' that all the affect rests, in this immanent exception.
This is the immanent nature of international relations,
Fukuyamaist liberal-democratic universalism failed because of its own immanent limitations and inconsistencies,
ends as Omnipresent Mind and Life, immanent in every atom of Matter.".
Immanent and transcendent are spatio-metaphorical indices attributed, in the postnoetic dispensation, to the areas of reality that have become,
an‘impersonal energy' immanent in the world, with which it forms a‘cosmic unity.'”.
an“impersonal energy” immanent in the world, with which it forms a“cosmic unity”:“All is one”.
the opportunity to be an immanent part of an international law association,
it is a tension between immanent and transcendent reality that man encounters as a participant.
the painter's quick hand combined with collages, thus creating a subjective scale which corresponds to the picture's immanent significance and not to the observed reality.
the figure of the Other is the inevitable product of a cultural construction that results from the immanent logic of each specific cultural configuration.
one should always focus on how what first appears as an incomplete realisation of a social project signals its immanent limitation.