hylozoism उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. His work is primarily a critique of what he took to be the two principal forms of atheism . " i . e . " materialism and hylozoism.
2. Cudworth remarks in his " Preface " that he would have ignored hylozoism had he not been aware that a new version of it would shortly be published.
3. Physicist Thomas Brophy, in The Mechanism Demands a Mysticism, embraces hylozoism as the basis of a framework for re-integrating modern physical science with perennial spiritual philosophy.
4. In the 19th century, Haeckel developed a materialist form of hylozoism, specially against Rudolf Virchow's and Hermann von Helmholtz's mechanical views of humans and nature.
5. Bruno Latour's actor-network theory, in the sociology of science, treats non-living things as active agents and thus bears some metaphorical resemblance to hylozoism.
6. In order to hold a balance even between matter and mind, Spinoza in fact combined materialistic with pantheistic hylozoism, by reducing both to the rank of mere attributes of the one infinite substance.
7. Ken Wilber embraces hylozoism to explain subjective experience and provides terms describing the ladder of subjective experience experienced by entities from atoms up to Human beings in the " upper left quadrant " of his Integral philosophy chart.
8. Thus : hylostatism ( universe is deterministic, thus  static in a four-dimensional sense ); hylostochastism ( universe contains a fundamentally random or stochastic component ); hylozoism ( universe contains a fundamentally alive aspect ).
9. Thus, his form of hylozoism reverses the usual course by maintaining that living and non-living things are, essentially, the same and by erasing the distinction between the two and stipulating that they behave by a single set of laws.
10. Hylozoism in this contemporary neurobiological tradition is thus restricted to the portions of nature behaving nomically inside the minds, namely the minds'sensory reactions ( Christfried Jakob's " sensory intonations " ) whereby minds react to the stimuli coming from the hylozoic hiatus or extramental realm.