Pāṇini (400 bce) composed his grammar of Sanskrit with a certain notion of Sanskrit as an atemporal language.
At that time the postulation of new abstract objects, such as Fregean senses or other intensional objects, in order to explicate a certain notion of synonymy seemed an unacceptable move for someone with nominalist leanings such as Quine and a purist such as White.
And history, invoked as truth beyond appeal, was allied with the rising prestige of a certain notion of subjects needing more attention, known as realism, which was soon to have a host of defenders among novelists as well as photographers.
Just last week, in my introductory philosophy class, my students and I discussed how the United States legal system assumes a certain notion of moral responsibility, which itself depends on a particular understanding of free will.
"There is a notion of hospitality, a notion of theater and there's a certain notion of play that gets involved.
"There is a notion of hospitality, a notion of theater and there's a certain notion of play that gets involved.
There is a certain notion of rationality that starts from the assumption that each of us is, in essence, a monad designed to maximize profit and pleasure.
Then, these operators and associated ROMs are transformed into counterparts that satisfy a certain notion of consistency.
But prizing and praising a certain notion of loyalty among professional athletes risks ignoring the financial realities of sports, which no player can transcend: Duncan himself, in the early two-thousands, nearly bolted for the Orlando Magic.
