Sentence examples for conceptual involvement from inspiring English sources
Spinoza later identifies this same geometrical relationship with the conceptual involvement relation (IIp49).
Hence necessity will track the following-from relation because both are grounded in the same relations of conceptual involvement.
They cannot cause themselves to exist because their very concepts contain a contradiction, and facts about causation track facts about conceptual involvement and explanation.
One thing inheres in another in virtue of being conceived through it, which, like causation, is a matter of conceptual involvement.
Spinoza once glosses conceptual relations in terms of containment in passing (C 245), but he fails to develop this idea further, and instead he usually relies on the more ambiguous description of conceptual "involvement".
Whereas Curley's interpretation took causation to be Spinoza's underlying account of inherence, this interpretation takes conceptual involvement to be Spinoza's underlying account of both inherence and causation (for a recent defense, see Newlands 2010a; for dissents, see Melamed 2012 and Laerke 2011).
In the second conceptual framework, knitwear involvement was a significant moderator of evaluative criteria.
Developing a strong conceptual base for male involvement interventions and integrating effective measures for documenting male involvement can be expected to support further development of male involvement as a promising area for addressing gender influences on maternal and newborn health.
Involvement in conceptual design requires you to have good strategic awareness and to leverage that awareness in the conceptual design process.
To identify the moderating role of knitwear involvement, a conceptual framework 2 tested hypothesis 4 with a two-group model employing the high and low knitwear involvement subgroups.
Think of it as an "or better yet…") Expanding his definition to cover causation in general, Spinoza's idea is that causation is a matter of "involvement" or conceptual connection.
