Sentence examples for conception according to which from inspiring English sources

This is the conception according to which Voltaire's remarks belong to pragmatics.

This is the conception according to which substances are kinds of stuff.

So what happened to the original philosophical conception according to which the meanings of quantifiers are tied to the activities of searching and finding?

The idea is to move from a conception according to which "the best industrial policy is to have none" (Ocampo and Martínez 2011) to an industrial policy of state intervention in the promotion of strategic manufacturing sectors.

Rather, it is their status as representatives of a separate and overarching conception of space, a conception according to which space (like time) is said to bear an "absolute reality".

If the question about the relation between revelation and philosophy pertains to a decision for faith or philosophy, Strauss's conception of revelation sounds very much like Kierkegaard's conception according to which a leap of faith defines revelation.

And some philosophers have rejected generous conceptions of properties in favour of sparse conceptions according to which only some predicates express properties.

It seems to be very difficult to connect Descartes' and Spinoza's views concerning knowledge with conceptions according to which knowledge has something to do with a cognizing subject actively contributing to the constitution of the object of knowledge.

What the disjunctive account does achieve, though, is to show we can resist sceptical arguments that appeal to the "highest common factor" conception of experience that conception of experience according to which genuine perceptions and subjectively indistinguishible hallucinations do not differ in their epistemological significance.

M. Kremer 1988 argues that these interpretations violate the fixed-point conception of truth, according to which the concept of truth is exhausted by the following: truth can be asserted of a sentence iff that sentence can be asserted, and denied of a sentence iff that sentence can be denied.

Leibniz's conception of substance, according to which each individual has a complete individual concept, still seems remarkably necessitarian.