Sentence examples for as representation as from inspiring English sources

In this book, and in the closely related essays collected in Consequences of Pragmatism (1982, hereafter CP), Rorty's principal target is the philosophical idea of knowledge as representation, as a mental mirroring of a mind-external world.

In sum, the Ideas seem to make the most sense within his system as "abstract objects"—objects that are not spatiotemporal, which do not stand in causal relationship with anything, and which have not been abstracted like a concept, but rather, are the real, objective, essential aspects of the world as representation as perceived by a will-less subject (WWR I, 234, 236).

Last year Chitra Nagarajan, a member of the activist group Black Feminists, started the influential "diversity audit" hashtag on Twitter, for people to log male or female representation, as well as the representation of other groups.

Yet even Miliband did not dare to talk about consumer and employee board level representation as explicitly as May did this week.

Populists are fine with the idea of representation, as long as they get to represent who they consider to be the real people.

Mr. Montejo's Sixth Amendment right to legal representation, as well as his Fifth Amendment protection against self-incrimination, were damaged by the ruling, Justice Stevens said.

This allowed him to introduce different modes of representation, as well as a new level of invention and construction, into his pieces.

If you must wear a shirt, it has to be white — to avoid, I was told, gang representation (as well as color dyes running in the water).

Colonel Osborn refused the request for added time but said Major Hasan could accept outside representation as long as the lawyers were ready for jury selection next Tuesday.

Mr Corbyn said he was willing to consider a form of proportional representation as long as it maintained the link between an MP and their constituency.

He said he was open to a form of proportional representation as long as it maintained the link between MPs and their constituency.