Such "psychological interpretation" as Schleiermacher (1998) used to call it, was conceived of as constituting only one aspect of the interpretive method used by historians.
"Homosexuality" is not any more natural than "heterosexuality," and, in fact, neither should be conceived as constituting some kind of fixed, continuous entity that can satisfactorily encompass intimate human activity since the beginning of time.
According to this reading, the body is conceived of as the vehicle for a constituting subject; this reading, I would say mis-reading, also permits people to imagine that Merleau-Ponty and Jean-Paul Sartre, their personal and political relationships notwithstanding, were close philosophically.
These succeed each other so fast that we conceive of the phenomena they constitute as temporally extended.
A major outcome was widespread support among botanists and zoologists for considering living organisms as constituting five separate kingdoms, four of which were placed in what was conceived of as the superkingdom Eukaryota (Protista, Plantae, Animalia, and Fungi); the fifth kingdom, Monera, constituted the superkingdom Prokaryota.
Accordingly, almost all biobank processing can also be conceived of as the processing of health data.
Of particular interest to this study are those pragmatist theories which conceive of social phenomena as actively constituted, highly situated networks of practices, actions, ideas, artefacts and people.
Changes should be handled with flexibility and not conceived of as problems.
Some conceive of God as a person, some as impersonal.
