Sentence examples for conceptual constructions from inspiring English sources

Dignaga gave a new definition of perception: a knowledge that is free from all conceptual constructions, including name and class concepts.

Although universals and properties are conceptual constructions, we mistakenly identify them as something real.

For Yogācāra Buddhists, however, sense perception is just as false a "duality" as are false conceptual constructions.

For both Nyāya-Vaiśeṣikas and Mīmāṃsakas, language refers to external states of the world and not just to conceptual constructions.

A key underlying principle of the vināśitvānumāna is that negative facts, such as absences, are not part of the ultimate furniture of the world, but are just fictional conceptual constructions, as they are devoid of causal powers.

To review the history and challenges of "burden of disease" studies, how these are dependent on robust epidemiologic data as well as complex conceptual constructions, and to identify the public health policy issues these studies can most usefully inform.

By "foundationally existent" the Sarvāstivādin refer to the entity which is fundamentally real, the concept or the cognition of which is not dependent on conceptual construction, hence not conceptually existent (prajñaptisat) nor a composition of the aggregative phenomena.

The three forms of existence are: 1. Parikalpita-svabhava ("the form produced from conceptual construction"), generally accepted as true by common understanding or by convention of the unenlightened.

In "The Origin of Perspective," Hubert Damisch argues that perspective is first of all a conceptual construction and only after that a technique for enhancing the verisimilitude of painted images.

TH theory is just a conceptual construction.

'Constructivism' underscores the conceptual "construction" of mystical experience.