Sentence examples for conception of the human from inspiring English sources
Aristotle approves of the Socratic search for definitions but criticizes Socrates for an overintellectualized conception of the human psyche.
How does gender factor into our conception of the human?" After all, in Genesis 1 26, God created ha-adam, a nonsexual term that means "human being".
This will require governments to invite homeless people back into their conception of the human family, to recognise their inherent dignity and their equal and inalienable rights.
In particular, he claimed that environmental degradation was likely due to a conception of the human self that had been ill defined in the past.
This view of law is related to a conception of the human being as fully free and responsible.
Jung, who by the time he began work on this tome had already broken with Freud and was developing his mythically suffused conception of the human psyche, made certain that the book's significance would not be overlooked by future acolytes.
The intelligibility of the positions taken in the disputes of these issues depends to some degree on the divergent conceptions of the human mind from which they stem.
Further, conceptions of the human body had to be translated into local languages and related to vernacular views of health, disease, and healing.
For example, he thinks that all conceptions of the human being as a subject, self, person, consciousness or indeed a mind-brain unity are hostages to a tradition of thinking whose presuppositions have not been thought through radically enough.
