Sentence examples for conceptual contents from inspiring English sources

Thus, a creature that lacks conceptual capacities cannot be properly attributed states with conceptual contents.

What is central to global accounts of nonconceptual content is that they deny that even the paradigmatically conceptual propositional attitudes ever involve conceptual contents.

Crane argues that the waterfall illusion presents an experience with a contradictory content that hence cannot have a conceptual content since conceptual contents must be consistent.

Since one cannot undergo a state with contradictory conceptual contents, and yet the waterfall illusion is a perceptual state with contradictory content the object perceived seems to be both moving and not moving it cannot be the case that perception involves conceptual contents (for more on this argument see, e.g., Mellor 1988, Crane 1988b, Crane 1992, and Gunther 2001).

A scientific and technological view allows establishing conceptual contents intended from world modern knowledge on research and technological activities performed for Materials and Solid State fields.

For, on the one hand, it appears that the conceptual contents of the relevant scientific terms cannot, without problematic distortions, be analyzed in terms of the categories of substance metaphysics.

There is conceptual content in a Pollock, too; there is, probably, if we could resurrect the circumstances, conceptual content in cave paintings.

But part of the conceptual content of the work is, will have been, the process of switching out the objects over time.

Greater than Mr. Obrosey's drawing skill is his ability to convert what might be called Conceptual content into visual terms, which is another way of saying that he needs to use the medium more inventively.

The questions, however neutrally posed, compel the artist to make decisions about what is permitted and what isn't, decisions that then become part of the work's conceptual content.

Working with the skills of a professional sign painter, the former linguist traffics in puns, anagrams and palindromes and further complicates matters by strategically adjusting visual form to conceptual content.