Sentence examples for conception of work from inspiring English sources

First, against Hegel's conception of work as the dialectic of spirit transforming nature (and nature naturalizing labor), Levinas describes labor phenomenologically as effort and fatigue,[19] highlighting the divergence between embodied self and the intending ego.

Unions, working in concert with companies and other activists, constructed an image of full-time employment with breaks and a retirement at the end, a conception of work we have had for almost a century and widely held by the generation now holding political office.

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CAE participated in the design of the study, original conception of study, worked with GGC, PGN and RCR for funding of the study and editing of the manuscript.

I hate the cocky, spoiled type of person who has no conception of working hard.

This anti-consequentialist and anti-deontological ethics of pure action is finally developed into a conception of "works".

The question of how technological change can influence our basic conception of works of art was raised by Walter Benjamin in a famous essay, a first version of which appeared in French in 1936 (translated literally, the title is 'The Work of Art in the Age of its Mechanical Reproducibility').

If one accepts a less modular conception of working memory (e.g., Cowan, 1988, 2005), attention might determine how many stimuli from each domain are represented in a common, central store.

If one accepts a modular conception of working memory (e.g., Baddeley, 1986), attention governing the central executive could regulate how many stimuli held in each domain-specific buffer are rehearsed or refreshed; at least the initiation of a rehearsal cycle seems to require some attention (Naveh-Benjamin & Jonides, 1984).

The results are presented in three themes: conceptions of night work, working conditions, and duties.

She had "many conceptions of works to be carried out," she wrote, "but confidence in my own fitness to complete them worthily is all the more wanting because it is reasonable to argue that I must have already done my best".