Adjective:

ঊর্ধ্বে তোলা, মহীয়ান করা,

sublated's Usage Examples:

determinateness, or quality, and magnitude, or quantity, are each both preserved and sublated in the concept measure.

He followed Hegel in insisting that formal logic had been sublated, arguing that logic needed to be a unity of form and content and to state.

Attraction become the sublated moments of Quantity.

Pure Quantity The previous determinations of Being-for-Self have now become the sublated moments of Pure.

contain their own negation and through this realization the parts are sublated into something greater.

This experience can't be sublated by any other experience.

According to Advaita anything which is both cognized and sublated is mithya.

self, since it finds itself as another being; secondly, it has thereby sublated that other, for this primitive consciousness does not regard the other.

exploitation/alienation/reification) passes by unnoticed - as the "negative is sublated.

towards the aesthetic and the sublime: they could engage God only through "sublated" means.

What is sublated (aufgehoben) on the one hand ceases to be and is put to an end, but on.

7) the untimely (overgeneralization across time, or sublated, Nyayasutra 1.

One of the goals of his analysis is to uncover the literal violence sublated in the poetic accounts of spiritual warfare: "in Hermann's view, traditional.

However, both were sublated in Napoleon, who reconciled the revolution with the Ancien Régime; he conserved.

(Einstellung) are both phenomenologically counterpositive and hence must be sublated in the advancement of the real phenomenological reduction which, in the.

That which we are compelled to posit, which cannot be sublated, is that which is, and in the recognition of this lies the simple conception.

Philosophy is therefore sublated here, that is, “both overcome and preserved”; overcome as regards its form.

This reality is the highest, it can't be sublated (assimilated) by any other.

This experience can't be sublated (exceeded) by any other experience.