The original intuition is really that of self-awareness, by which one grasps not least values and essential meanings through unmediated experience.
Two aspects of Hōnen historical role relate directly to our concerns here with philosophical aspects of interpreting and articulating his religious awareness: the means by which Hōnen effected his ground-breaking contribution to Buddhist tradition, and Hōnen's legacy as inherited by his disciples.
Surely, I'll wake up and read that Simon Cowell or Ed Sheeran or Taylor Swift or someone, anyone, is organising a song, something which acts as the awareness-raising expedient by which people can gather and contribute?
Weaving together profound and violent encounters, this rich account uncovers some of the secrets behind commonplace expressions, arguing that an awareness of the routes by which words made it into English is essential to our understanding of who its speakers are.
Overall IPC assumes a model of working together [ 7], in particular with awareness of the process by which healthcare professionals develop an integrated and cohesive answer to the needs of the client/family/population [ 8] with a common vision and purposeful approach and with shared responsibility [ 9].
Hulme et al. argue against our hypothesis that there are two routes from onset and rime awareness to reading: an indirect route whereby onset-rime awareness feeds into the development of phoneme awareness which in turn affects children's reading, and a direct route by which onset-rime awareness makes an independent contribution to children's reading.
This dilemmatic argument starts by distinguishing between nonconceptual awareness in which no concept is applied and no judgment made; and strong awareness, which is conceptual.
According to studies conducted by Which? consumer awareness of behavioural advertising and online marketing is very low, but that does not mean people would not consent to being tracked.
In the model proposed by Hölzel and colleagues [ 34] sustained attention and body awareness are proposed as processes by which the meditator identifies and is exposed to habitual reactions and previously avoided or suppressed internal and external experiences.
This survey also includes an account of the various stages by which children's awareness of others advances until, at age four, they can infer intentions, beliefs and emotions of others; and evidence for the neurological basis of feeling another's pain (pp. 107 115 in the English version)—all useful background for discussing ethical norms.
These are important factors to consider when considering methods by which to raise awareness and improve understanding of GM crop technology.
