Примери коришћења Man's relation на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Man's relation to God.
The same applies to man's relation to his own body.
We can agree with Merleau-Ponty's claim that to experience the world by way of the body is the original andbasic mode of“being-in-the world” and of man's relation to the world.
Precisely so it is in man's relation to God.
Naturality is man's relation to himself as an emancipated natural being;
Most importantly, the relation to play predetermines man's relation to the existing world.
Within this context, man's relation to his own body is mediated by the ruling ideology.
Artistic movement” becomes a privilege of a special group“dedicated to play” andhas become a peculiar sect who by demonstrating its play promotes a certain worldview and man's relation to that world.
Technology changes man's relation towards nature, but not towards man and God.
He pins man down to the existing world and blends him into the being in itself(l'être en soi), which abolishes the possibility of man's relation to the existing world and thus the attainment of the being for itself(l'être pour soi).
It follows that man's relation to nature conditions man's nature.
The existential challenges posed by capitalism as a destructive totalitarian order will condition the character oflabor in the future, the character of man's relation to nature and the character of his overall living and social engagement.
If labor is the basis for man's relation to nature,then labor is also the basis for man's relation to himself as a natural being.
Above all, nature is reduced to the object of labor, and man's relation to nature is reduced to its cultivation.
This is what determines man's relation to his own body(doping, suicidal training), and to the opponent(instrumentalized violence).
A relation between people as emancipated natural beings; and man's relation to nature as a life-generating entirety.
According to Heidegger, man's relation to Being is based on the immediate experience of his tragic existence arising from the fear of death.
The thesis that„nature is a social category”(Marx) means that a concrete, historically conditioned, sociability is the basis of a concrete relation to nature andthat as such it is a starting point for understanding man's relation to nature.
A humanizing relation to nature Naturality is man's relation to himself as an emancipated natural being;
Man's relation to nature is mediated by the principle of competition and the absolutized principle of performance, which have turned into the principles of domination and destruction.
This consciousness ought to relate not merely to man's relation with God but also to his relations with men; .
In Rousseau's pedagogy, man's relation towards another man is mediated by man's relation towards nature and towards his own body as his immediate nature.
It is a matter of superseding the world divided between„misfortune” and„happiness”, anda matter of„restoring” to man his powers from the alienated social spheres and of establishing the human Ego as an integral core of man's relations toward the whole world.
Ultimately, man's relation to himself, other people and nature is not mediated by„alienated labor”, but by the destructive nature of the capitalist way of reproduction.
Moving between mathematics, philosophy and mythology,Šoškić contemplates in a specific way man's relation to nature, which also becomes a thread running through a series of works Mourning and Drought, Zygote, Square Circle, etc.
If man's relation to existence derives from his own immediate experience, then the basis for his authentic existence is not a fear of death, but his experience of life.
At the same time, this destructive relation to nature conditions man's relation to both society and the future, as well as man's relation to himself as a natural and human being.
It is a matter of superseding the world divided into the world of“misfortune” and the world of“happiness”, and a matter of“restitution” of man's powers from alienated social spheres andof establishing the human Ego as an integral source of man's relations towards the world as whole.
Moving between mathematics, philosophy and mythology,Šoškić contemplates in a specific way man's relation to nature, which also becomes a thread running through a series of works(Mourning and Drought, Zygote, Square Circle, etc.).
Following that idea, Gajo Petrović, one of the most distinguished representatives of Yugoslav Praxis philosophy, regards Marx's notion of the revolution as the overcoming of the social and political moment andthe final resolution of man's relation to nature and to himself as a natural being.