The conception can be found in a very blatant form, for example, in the writings of Moses Mendelssohn, for whom, unlike Kant, it was applicable even in the case of geometry [Quotation].
The currently most extensive discussion of this form of argument in favor of panpsychism, based upon a critique of the conception of causation, can be found in Rosenberg (2005).
Somewhat more explicit conceptions of collective intentionality can be found in early social and sociological theory (2.1), Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (2.2), and in the works of Robin G. Collingwood and Wilfrid Sellars (2.3).
The only recent attempt at a somewhat comprehensive inventory of the term's uses is due to Leslie Stevenson (2003), who enumerates (without claiming exhaustiveness) twelve of "the most influential conceptions of imagination" that can be found in recent discussions in "philosophy of mind, aesthetics, ethics, poetry and … religion.
The importance of instruments with a foundation of a theoretical model of care quality that is based on patients' perspectives and conceptions of the area can be found in the literature [ 23], and ensures the measurement of all important aspects of care quality from the patients' perspectives.
A comprehensive study of the conception of generalized logical values can be found in (Shramko and Wansing 2011).
"The ideological impetus to be a mother," as Donath describes it, can be found across all walks of society and is founded on the powerful conception that complete female happiness can only be achieved through motherhood.
The conception of power as a resource can be found in the work of some liberal feminists (Mill 1970, Okin 1989).
Today's common conception of positivism corresponds mainly to what can be found in the Course.
