Sentence examples for challenge these conceptions from inspiring English sources
As early as 1933 (The Blue Book) Wittgenstein took pains to challenge these conceptions, arriving at the insight that "if we had to name anything which is the life of the sign, we should have to say that it was its use" (BB 4).
More recent efforts have emerged from a wide range of sources in the Polish community to challenge these conceptions of Jews and to foster a pluralistic society in Poland.
Already, on the internet and in other forums, one can see feminists and gay and governance activists challenging the conceptions that underlie it.
While there are several "flavors" of embodied cognitive theory, all challenge the conception of human cognition as amodal and abstract, uncoupled from the concrete world.
Gigerenzer has gone further to challenge the conception of rationality underlying efforts to apply risk information to decision making.
As noted above and in Table 3, many of these experts challenged the conception of overdiagnosis as a harm, and used this to justify their support for both guidance and limited information.
These achievements challenge our conceptions of what is possible in terms of heart regeneration.
These examples and data challenge canonical conceptions of knowledge as objective and of the knower as impartial, detached, and gender-neutral.
Advances in neurobiology and psychology continue to challenge our conceptions of self, mind, and free will, he said, and these advances have important ethical implications.
