单词 | hypostatise |
例句 | This hypostatising of faculties, and this distinction of the “Substantial” soul from its “accidentia” or phenomena, had grown—through the materialistic proclivities of popular conception—from the indications found in Aristotle. Hegel's Philosophy of Mind 2012-03-07T03:00:14.327Z When we attempt to conceive it as a reality, we “hypostatise the zero.” The Philosophy of the Conditioned But when a later appearance was conceived as the aim of a series of preparations, it was frequently hypostatised and placed above these preparations even in time. History of Dogma, Volume 1 (of 7) Aristotle attributes all irregularities and apparent dysteleologies in nature to the disobedience, or sluggish yielding, of matter to the shaping and guiding influence of those reasons and causes which were hypostatised in his ideal 'Forms.' The Advance of Science in the Last Half-Century In her, joy and pain, life and death compassion and indifference, vision and blindness are one; she is the eternal abode of contraries, the Idea if you will, not hypostatised but immanent. Aspects of Literature |
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