Completing this distinction, the 18th-century philosopher Immanuel Kant replaced the doctrine of innate ideas with questions about a priori concepts, which he characterized in terms not of their origin but of their necessity as conditions of human experience of an objective world.
Furthermore, it is not the case that our situatedness within history is a limiting condition only: rather, as the space of human experience and reason, it opens up the world to us in the first place.
Every work of fiction is an attempt at inventing something better, something more textured and accommodating of the multiple possibilities of human experience than our present conditions allow.
After all, life is the most irreplaceable and fundamental condition of the human experience, and we must do all we can to protect, defend, and preserve every life - especially those with disabilities.
One explanation is that diagnostic categories in mental health encompass an ever-increasing range of human experiences – the so-called 'colonisation of the human condition' [ 15].
Trauma is a pervasive class of human experiences.
Loneliness is also a condition of human life, an experience of humanizing which enables the person to sustain, extend, and deepen his/her humanity [ 3].
The histories and cultures of the region are essential to understanding global trends, challenges, and opportunities; they similarly inform responsible inquiry into the human condition and human experience.
Given the uncertainty of dose extrapolation, it is ideal to perform risk assessment using exposure conditions that mimic human experience.
