Sentence examples for conditions of thinking from inspiring English sources

How, we might ask, does thinking implicates each thinking "I" as part of a "we" such that to destroy some part of the plurality of human life is to destroy not only one's self, understood as linked essentially to that plurality, but to destroy the very conditions of thinking itself.

He is depicting the peculiar condition of thinking people (almost never professional models) who sit uncomfortably, usually naked, for endless stretches in a shabby room, posing -- a state to which Mr. Freud has returned again and again, as if exploring some nagging problem demanding an urgent solution.

But he said it now appeared that investors have become conditioned to thinking of the longer term and are willing, therefore, to jump back into the market quickly.

The second concern focuses upon the conditions that make new ways of thinking possible and argues that in order to understand how such organisations might affect positive change, it is vital to understand how such workshops take-place.

For Hume, experiencing beauty is a necessary condition for thinking about the idea of beauty.

Music reconciles us to our paradoxical condition: we make the dumb mistake of thinking ourselves nouns, but we are really verbs.

The primary executive-function task is condition 4 (number-letter switching), which assesses flexibility of thinking on a visual-motor sequencing task.

Instead, it shapes a way of thinking and feeling, spurring empathy with the conditions of modern life.

These conditions upset logical identity and opposition, and place the limit of thinking beyond any dialectical system.

That was never a condition that existed ten years ago — it's a whole new way of thinking about the city.

But roughly, on his view, animals are incapable of thinking because they do not persist under the appropriate conditions.