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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
immanence
Can anybody explain please what "immanence" implies in this context? "being present in all places" or "being an inherent part"?
In Nancy’s overall project... community is neither a community of subjects, nor a promise of immanence, nor a communion of individuals in some higher or greater totality.
In Nancy’s overall project... community is neither a community of subjects, nor a promise of immanence, nor a communion of individuals in some higher or greater totality.
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Immanence is used in philosophy and theology in a number of different ways. It is impossible to say exactly what is meant here. The language is obscure.
- Immanence is used in philosophy and theology in a number of different ways.
- It is impossible to say exactly what is meant here.
- The language is obscure.
- " But other meanings are also possible.
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Immanence is used in philosophy and theology in a number of different ways. It is impossible to say exactly what is meant here. The language is obscure. If those are your only two options, then I would say "being an inherent part." But other meanings are also possible.
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