Examples of immanence

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Blending unconsciously transcendence and immanence, as they do, is a very doubtful chimaera.
One image of immanence is that of a desert, a smooth, unbounded, undifferentiated space populated without being divided.
The classical tradition affirmed both transcendence and immanence.
Immanence and reference both have the capacity to be either critical or affirmative.
By claiming that the thematization or repression of incompleteness is optional, the immanence of incompleteness in formal terms is played down in the literary context.
Evolution, immanence and death: if we link these notions, we seem to see the emergence of something resembling a message.
Surely the guerrilla bring together immanence and history, in a specific combination of affects and habits.
By destroying its older form containing boundaries and segregation, it is able to attain mergence with the power of life and contact the original immanence.
Of course, his histories will undoubtedly continue to instruct by their revelation of the immanence of power and knowledge.
Jacyna shows how the debate on immanence or transcendence in biology affected the radical perspective on the clash between society and government.
A form of panentheism is suggested as beyond the supernatural dualism of traditional transcendence and the naturalistic reduction risked by certain pantheisms of immanence.
Through this process, another transcendence is posited and the realm of objectifying transcendence redescribed as immanence.
Here a physiognomy reveals only the immanence of amorphous and excessive spaces, "without beginning or end," where one may lose oneself in the attempt to make sense of the city.
Is it the familiar containment of women within the stereotype of maternality and materiality or a challenge to male transcendence through the generative power of female immanence?
The absolutely other, whose alterity is overcome in the philosophy of immanence on the allegedly common plane of history, maintains his transcendence in the midst of history.
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