For Urbinati the benefit of conceptualizing representation as advocacy is that it improves our understanding of deliberative democracy.
Building on Young's insight, Suzanne Dovi (2009) has argued that we should not conceptualize representation simply in terms of how we bring marginalized groups into democratic politics; rather, democratic representation can require limiting the influence of overrepresented privileged groups.
While every black man might live his own experience, the roots of that experience are tied back to a globally conceptualized representation of Black identity.
In this work, we describe a mechanism to collapse groups of concepts into a simpler, more easily visualized and conceptualized representation.
The design of the software incorporated four major principles: Enhancing number sense, cementing links between symbolic and non-symbolic representations of number, conceptualizing and automatizing arithmetic, and maximizing motivation.
As presented in the accompanying article [ 1], these were 1) enhancing number sense, 2) cementing links between representations of number, and 3) conceptualizing and automatizing arithmetic.
The notion of visual prediction and competition between neural representations at various levels (i.e., between a strong bottom-up offset signal and a central overshooting representation), offers a fitting framework for conceptualizing the influence of motor resonance on the visual system.
The work also details the first efforts towards conceptualizing space on the basis of the human compatible representation so formed.
Again, this representation follows the interdependent interaction mentioned earlier of conceptualizing tasks as the "necessary evil" method to get at needed unobservable features.
By conceptualizing the interactions at domain level, we provide a more abstract representation of interactome, which also facilitates the discovery of unobserved protein-protein interactions.
GPs' perspectives were conceptualized to be social representations, i.e., systems of values, ideas, and action patterns shared within groups concerning a certain subject - in this case, primary care for older people with complex health problems.
