Sentence examples for between two conceptions of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, through either system individuals become paradoxical, strung between two conceptions of themselves that do not coincide, the first concept moving from society to the individual, the second from the individual to society.
The question is not French vs. English, but between two conceptions of culture.
But in a post at the Experimental Philosophy blog, Eric Schwitzgebel makes a distinction between two conceptions of the movement.
Martin O'Neill brings out something of equality's complexity and usefully draws our attention to the distinction between two conceptions of equality often conflated by the right – equality of opportunity and equality of outcome.
Fine Finee 1982) distinguishes between two conceptions of facts, the propositional and the worldly.
Carnap (1945) distinguished between two conceptions of probability, arguing that both were scientifically important.
The distinction between these two conceptions of group rights has frequently passed unnoticed and there is no agreed vocabulary that marks it.
"A war is underway between two worlds, two conceptions of reality," Grillo wrote in the opening of a recent book that he co-authored with Roberto Casaleggio, an Internet guru and co-founder of the M5S who is sometimes seen as the big thinker behind the movement.
Two conceptions of subjective experience.
