Those who see recollection as an act engaged in only by philosophers maintain that their concept differs from the empirically grounded concept of the non-recollector, the occupant apparently of at least two of the other three stages of Line.
Further, there seem to be actual examples of propositions that are not founded on justified or grounded concepts that we can be a priori justified in believing and even know.
If we have grounded concepts, we (but not BIVs) can have a priori knowledge that all of these propositions are true.
She allows that some concepts can be grounded, even if they are not directly grounded, provided they are constituted by grounded concepts, but it is hard to see how "spiritual" could be so constituted.
Intravaginal and menstrual practices are influenced by culturally grounded concepts of hygiene and sexuality, concepts which are also likely to influence the acceptability of microbicides inserted into the vagina to protect health and adherence to their use in trials.
As Lakoff and Johnson point out, this framework is a cultural artifact, grounding concepts in a familiar, concrete context.
While research on the project indicates positive outcomes, it also highlights the usefulness of a feminist approach in grounding concepts of food sovereignty and health equity in the challenging and complex, daily-lived experiences of smallholder food producer families (Bezner Kerr et al. 2013).
Beginning with a brief overview of key grounding concepts to trace the development of New York Latino cultural identity, we then examine the cultural foundations of Latino communities in New York, dating back to the nineteenth century.
It was constructed through extensive consultation with patients, practitioners and policymakers using a grounded approach including concept mapping [ 18].
I dislike the two-night weekend minimum, but if they can avoid whacking these prices up in six months' time, it's a ground-breaking concept.
