Since then, popular conceptions have been refined further — by the late Oliver Sacks, in his book "An Anthropologist on Mars" (1995); by Temple Grandin, the remarkable autistic animal-science professor, in "Thinking in Pictures" (1995); and by Mark Haddon, whose novel "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" (2003) vividly evoked how an autistic child might experience the world.
However, both conceptions have been recently revealed as misleading.
These conceptions have been adopted in different forms by feminist theorists.
Once conceptions have been explicated, it is possible to choose the appropriate conception with which to colligate phenomena.
Procedural conceptions have been prominent in the standard literature on autonomy from the 1970s to the present day (e.g., Dworkin 1970; Frankfurt 1988; Christman 2009).
This re-conceptualization makes important distinctions where prior conceptions have been blurred: between explananda and explanantia; between actor and the entity acted upon; between external conditions and subjective perceptions, and between the contents and the favorability of the entity acted upon.
As part of the GCI WebCenter project, Libarkin's lab is compiling a comprehensive database of student conceptions about Earth systems; thus far, 813 alternative conceptions have been compiled.
However, more surprising, and challenging for current nosological conceptions, have been recent findings that suggest genetic overlap between schizophrenia and syndromes in which psychopathology is manifest in childhood and that are often grouped together as ' neurodevelopmental disorders'.
The conception has been elaborated in various ways in many religions.
"The conception has been that modern science is developed outside, and we need to bring it into our societies without it corrupting our culture".
