Sentence examples for category of action from inspiring English sources

But Spinoza explicitly does not include ideas, even the expression of ideas, under the category of "action".

Another name frequently invoked in connection with Chris is Tony Hawk, the skateboarding pioneer who parlayed his abilities into a multimillion-dollar empire of endorsed products, performance tours and, yes, video games, bringing the once-unfamiliar category of action sports with him into the spotlight.

Currie (1989) proposes that all artworks belong to the category of action types.

Although "supererogatory" in English also means superfluous, the technical Roman-Catholic meaning of the concept is closer to what moral philosophy wishes to highlight as a separate category of action.

In this respect the categories of labor and work, while significant in themselves, must be seen as counterpoints to the category of action, helping to differentiate and highlight the place of action within the order of the vita activa.

It was also named the second-best video game of 2007 by Time Magazine, while the PlayStation 3 version was nominated in the category of Action and Adventure at the BAFTA Video Games Awards.

Within the category of actions, Locke distinguishes between those that are voluntary and those that are involuntary.

(One obvious category of actions that carry such justifications are those taken to disable an attacker in self-defense or the defense of others).

One important difference between the two is that (for the most part) actions are not directly studied in stit theory: the ontology does not (usually) recognize a category of actions or events.

In producing the meaning-wording, i.e., the text, the speaker/addressee will refer to at least the category of actions and objects just noted as relevant to the context.

Although common discourse in most cultures allows for such acts and often attaches special value to them, ethical theories have only rarely discussed this category of actions directly and systematically.