(Allen and Hankins 2001 06, 1.1, vol. 1, p. 14 15) The reason behind this statement is Ficino's conception, shared with many other thinkers, that the human soul is endowed with a "natural appetite" that induces it, however haltingly and diversely (owing to its en-mattered state), to return to its divine origin (Kristeller 1988, 181; Ficino 1576, 1187).
LD was a clinical tutor, participated in the conception, shared executive responsibility for managing the project, prepared and reviewed the manuscript.
He mentions several institutional features that all liberal political conceptions will share: fair opportunities for all citizens (especially in education and training); a decent distribution of income and wealth; government as the employer of last resort; basic health care for all citizens; and public financing of elections.
In the latter situation Alfa fine-tunes his conceptions about sharing after a hunt, through the signals that he receives from the others.
The notion that soldiers should be treated equally in death, based on a conception of shared national sacrifice, held powerful sway in both American and British reburial efforts.
Their mutual belief that beauty was synonymous with the conception they shared of antique art makes it difficult to know whether or not Alberti's ideas in De pictura (On Painting) precede the three panels of the second door (Isaac,, and Solomon), which are the visual equivalent of those ideas.
Weber does not have a conception of shared goals that fully rational agents may pursue jointly.
But the proliferation of content, in both volume and access, requires a brand new conception of sharing and curation.
Tomasello refers to Searle's, Gilbert's and Bratman's accounts, but remains largely noncommittal as to the question of what exactly the conception of shared intention he has in mind amounts to (Schmid 2012).
