Sentence examples for an alternative conception of from inspiring English sources
Mishra correctly assesses Smith's project as an advocacy and expression of the need for an alternative conception of subjectivity, one that is multiplicitous, self-questioning without being self-negating.
A leading representative of the former group, W.H. Dray, not only constructed a series of arguments to demonstrate the deficiencies of the covering-law theory but further proposed an alternative conception of "rational explanation," which it was suggested fitted many of the familiar ways whereby historians seek to render the past intelligible.
Heck (2000) introduces an alternative conception of the debate over nonconceptual content.
At about the time the Bayesian logicist idea was developing, an alternative conception of probabilistic inductive reasoning was also emerging.
What was needed was an alternative conception of rationality that is not exhausted by the decline of objective reason into subjective self-interest.
Critics of this (failed) universalism have proposed an alternative conception of citizenship based on the acknowledgment of the political relevance of difference (cultural, gender, class, race, etc).
In classical physics we are faced with a choice between the view of the field as a kind of global substance or stuff and an alternative conception in terms of field quantities assigned to and hence as properties of, the points of space-time.
On an alternative conception, the interests of the earlier self are well-being interests: what matters is that the earlier self fares well overall.
Karttunen (1974) suggests an alternative conception based on the idea of local contexts of evaluation.
