The epistemological argument seems to presuppose a far too restrictive conception of justification to be plausible.
She and Mendes (her offscreen husband) have worked out a conception of April as a will-driven, semi-hysterical female defined solely by her relationship with Frank.
But pointing out what is wrong and missing in particular arguments is a far cry from a philosophical conception of the good and the bad in human life.
In this way, different emphases in the phenomenology of religion are likely to correlate with different conceptions of God: not only in so far as a given conception of God has a phenomenal content, but also in so far as different phenomenologies are likely to be associated with different conceptions of the sense in which God may be conceived as "individual".
The volumes enable us to understand Klein's far-reaching conception of elementarisation, of the "elementary from a higher standpoint", in its implementation for school mathematics.
Rawls is far from the only thinker to conceive of moral development in terms substantially derived from Jean Piaget's work, and at the time Rawls was writing A Theory of Justice, educational psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg was working out a Piaget-inspired conception of moral development that postulated six stages of human moral development.
But there is also another reason why that claim is problematic, which arises out of a particular conception of free will namely, a libertarian conception.
Stocker (1976) raises another, more general concern for consequentialism and deontology arising out of a conception of friendship.
The other has a common sense conception of it which he thought out for himself over his anvil.
We need a radical shift in consciousness, a more generous conception of the whole, which is far more inclusive than we prefer to believe.
The work of Gustavo Barja, among others (eg. Barja 2012) has a far more nuanced and modern conception of the free-radical theory, incorporating factors such as signalling.
