In it, Candrakīrti concludes: "the basis of the conception of self, when analysed, is not plausible to be an entity.
Here we describe the basis for the innovation of MASTER-SPACE, progress since design conception, and provide some insights on its further development, the success of which, we think, could be key to accelerating the advancement of NOTES.
Ficino and Pico were Agrippa's source for philosophical texts that formed the theoretical basis for his conception of magic, the works of Plato, the Alexandrian Neoplatonists (especially Plotinus), and the Hermetic texts, all of which Ficino had translated into Latin.
In speech act theory, he finds the basis for a conception of communicative competence (on the model of Chomsky's linguistic competence).
The Charterhouse of Ema at Galluzzo, in Tuscany, provided a contrast between vast collective spaces and "individual living cells" that formed the basis for his conception of residential buildings.
This sets the basis for a conception of understanding in terms of unification and concrete modelling, or representation.
Sartre saw this notion as revealing a dynamic consciousness without contents the basis for his conception of freedom while Camus is pleased that intentionality follows the absurd spirit in its "apparent modesty of thought that limits itself to describing what it declines to explain" (MS, 43).
Jennifer has claimed that her own unexpected conception and birth defects were the basis for the film's themes.
