He thus allows for no conception of perfection without a concept of purpose.
What conception of human purpose makes one adapt without succumbing?
Kant will subsequently reject the assumption that we must have a conception of the purpose of an object in order to make a (pure) judgment of beauty about it.
John's commitment to authority rather than novel argument and to exempla rather than explication is so central to John's conception of his purpose that when his ideas are truly novel he invents a source: Plutarch's "Institutes of Trajan".
Mr. Bavouzet is remarkable in slow movements, and he plays the opening Adagio with tremendous flexibility, a lightness of touch that manages paradoxically to emphasize the carefulness of his conception, his seriousness of purpose.
See also Cohen's (2006) discussion of the relation between Kant's views on the generation of organisms and his conception of the final purpose of nature.
At its conception, the purpose of this section was to explore new technologies by combining development details from industry with an independent reflection from the scientific community.
This declaration of Rudzutak was ignored, despite the fact that Rudzutak was in his time the head of the central control commission - which had been called into being, in accordance with Lenin's conception, for the purpose of fighting for party unity.
1256, the Court narrowed the protection of the Fourth Amendment 1 by extending the conception of 'public records' for purpose of search without warrant.
More specifically, Gert begins with a conception of the point and purpose of morality, which then yields the descriptive core of common morality, including lists of the various moral rules and moral ideals, and a decision procedure for determining when it is justified to violate any of the moral rules.
At times, the orchestra swamped the singers, but the power of Levine's conception gave the evening a singleness of purpose that would otherwise have been unobtainable.
