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   Oct 18, 2018 · Two brief examples, taken not from philosophy but literature, demonstrate how these opposed understandings of the relationship between transcendence and immanence may be employed.

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   Mar 13, 2017 · I present a model describing the evolution and function of various evolved modes of transcendence, such as group-directed transcendence, theory of mind (ToM)-evoking transcendence, aesthetic...

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   Transcendence is a term denoting (Szlezák 2002) this absolute difference, (Worringer 1953) this “otherworldly” principle itself, and (Nicolis and Prigogine 1977) the activity of a limited being or even a person through which it goes beyond its nature. The latter is called a transcending act.

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   A few pages later, in typical Emerson fashion, he gave another definition: “Transcendentalism is the Saturnalia or excess of Faith” (1:206). These definitions did not satisfy skeptics then, and they appeal even less to scholarly inquisitors today.

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   Although there are different examples – or epochs – of tragedy (Greek, Renaissance, Modern), my contention is that tragedy proper – that is, the essence of the tragic vision of life that first emerged in Greek drama – involves a tragic hero and some significant exploration and

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   Jun 21, 2007 · The literature shows 17 characteristics of each domain. The study emphasized that two paradigms (technical rationality and reflective practice) are not remote, but concomitant with several ...

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   What is transcendent?

   • What is transcendent cannot be at anybody’s free disposal so that one might even say that transcendence does not let itself to be defined. The opposite of transcendence is the concept of immanence: where the foundational origin is not something separate from the “world” but is contained and present within it.

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   What does transcendence mean?

   • Transcendence is a philosophical and theological concept of an ultimate origin or instance that is separated by an ontological gap from what it “causes,” “releases” from itself, or brings into being (Szlezák 2002). Usually, it is the difference between the “world” and the “otherwordly” principle or personal being that this term implies.

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   What is true transcendence?

   • “True Transcendence”? “The sun,” Socrates says in The Republic (Plato, 2003), “not only makes the things we see visible, but causes the processes of generation, growth and nourishment, without itself being such a process.”

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   What is the evolution of transcendence?

   • The evolution of transcendence. Evolutionary Psychological Science, 2 (4), 287307.): (1) social transcendence, (2) theory of mind (ToM) transcendence, (3) aesthetic transcendence, and (4) epistemic transcendence. We conclude with some thoughts on the dangers of transcendence. Content may be subject to copyright.

   What is transcendence, how did it evolve, and is it beneficial?

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   What is spiritual transcendence?

   • Perceptual objects perceived by consciousness are transcendent and so are mental images. Spiritual transcendence refers to a perceived experience of the sacred that affects one’s self-perception, feelings, goals, and ability to transcend one’s difficulties and belongs to individual phenomena.

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   What is a transcending act?

   • Transcendence is a term denoting (Szlezák 2002) this absolute difference, (Worringer 1953) this “otherworldly” principle itself, and (Nicolis and Prigogine 1977) the activity of a limited being or even a person through which it goes beyond its nature. The latter is called a transcending act.

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   This chapter explores the idea of transcendence, focusing especially on the possibility of our gaining contact with “higher energies” outside the perimeter of the self.