Principles of justice are "constructed" on the basis of ideal conceptions of the person and of society (Ideas of reason, in Kant's sense).
This will be followed by a critique of their particular implications concerning the use of space, with emphasis on the issue of regulating behaviour in public spaces on the basis of substantive conceptions of the "good", and on the intrinsic limitations of municipal by-laws as applied in Italy.
The time-honored differentiation of perception into conception-free perception (nir-vikalpa pratyakṣa) and conception-loaded perception (sa-vikalpa pratyakṣa) is made on the basis of concepts (vikalpa) (Matilal, 1986: 313).
New patterns became apparent: the notion of rita, the basis of the conception of cosmic order, was reshaped into that of dharma, or the religious-social tasks and obligations of humans in society that maintain order in the universe.
The data of the penetrating behavior of water into silk fibroin and of the softening behavior of the film by penetration has been reviewed on the basis of fractal conception.
Heidegger never finished this ambitious project, but the work's first part with its extensive analysis of human understanding as the basis of the conception of being was sufficient to make Being and Time an essential text for friend and foe alike.
You will discover how in many cases art and scientific knowledge merged in such an exceptional manner, resulting in star maps that are true masterpieces of human genius that even now, centuries after their creation, transmit the extraordinary meaning and message that lie at the basis of their conception.
In it, Candrakīrti concludes: "the basis of the conception of self, when analysed, is not plausible to be an entity.
But there are richer principles that are (arguably) intrinsically justified on the basis of this conception, namely, the set-theoretic reflection principles.
On the basis of previously developed conceptions on gas hold-up in the gassed stirred tank (Kudrewizki, F., 1982, Chem. Tech.5, 247 249) a theoretical model for describing the dissipation of the mechanical energy of the stirrer in gassed stirred tanks with low-viscous media was derived.
On the basis of this moralized conception of legitimacy, Buchanan argues against the state-based conception and against state consent theories of legitimacy in particular.
