It became possible for people to conceive of meaningful lives in God-free ways — as painters in the service of art, as scientists in the service of knowledge.
Alternatively, it has been argued that therefore the late Wittgenstein did not conceive of meaningful use of language as rule guided anymore (Glüer & Wikforss 2010a).
He admits that he cannot espouse "religion or any other belief system in which human suffering is conceived as meaningful". Setting aside the question of what sorts of suffering Bering means by this, the point is not that we should all don vestments and recite the catechism.
Thus, we first applied an emic approach to code the data into analytical categories conceived as meaningful to the communities using the respondents' definitions and wordings.
It is difficult to conceive of any meaningful accountability system in which rigorous, objective information about student achievement that is, standardised test data would not be a necessary component.In addition to these positive aspects, however, some downsides of the legislation have become apparent.
Strikingly, Heidegger goes so far as to assert that our tendency to treat art as aesthetics is just as significant for and revealing of our current historical self-understanding as are the increasing dominance of science and technology, the tendency to conceive of all meaningful human activity in terms of culture, and the growing absence of any god or gods in our Western world (QCT 116 7/GA5 75–6).
The goal of the colloquium is to help students conceive and produce a meaningful capstone project as a culmination of their work in the program.
We must stake a claim on creativity's core pillars of critical thinking, making connections between disparate ideas, and resourcefulness in order to be able to conceive of and build meaningful solutions to the problems that lie before us.
Activities are located behaviors, taking time, conceived as socially meaningful, and usually involving interaction with tools and the environment.
Heidegger does not ever develop any argument for this point; the thought simply seems to be that once aesthetics understands artworks as objects of which we can have meaningful experiences, it is only logical to conceive of these art objects themselves in an isomorphic way, as meaningful expressions of the lives of the artists who created them.
