It is precisely here that Cassirer appeals to "romantic" philosophical tendencies lying outside the Kantian and neo-Kantian tradition, deploys an historical dialectic self-consciously derived from Hegel, and comes to terms with the contemporary Lebensphilosophie of Wilhelm Dilthey, Henri Bergson, Max Scheler, and Georg Simmel — as well as with the closely related philosophy of Martin Heidegger.
Everything in our urban revival, from architectural styles and ornamentation to the very idea of neighborhood living itself -- all of it is self-consciously and unapologetically derived from the past.
This affects a person's choice both consciously and unconsciously and is derived from both reality and from imagination.
The "apolitical" interpretation of abstract painting derived, quite self-consciously, from a politics.
William B. Pollard III, a lawyer for Broadway National, said in the plea agreement that "at no time did the bank know, believe or suspect" that any of the suspicious deposits were derived from illegal activity or consciously avoid learning the source of the money.
Nussbaum (among others) has emphasised that all observed facts are value-laden; how we feel about an issue emotionally, which is derived explicitly or implicitly and more or less consciously from our values, transforms a flat cognitive landscape into a three-dimensional terrain through what she calls 'geological upheavals of thought' [ 25].
Positive energy is the driving force, derived from their individual but evidently parallel missions in life, which is to say they consciously strive to create and share beauty and joy via their works.
These are just illusions derived from the more primitive levels of the brain that we use all the time, without even consciously realizing the ludicrous nature of these interpretations.
Such paintings are derived from photographs taken by the artist, then turned into something else: particularized portraits that are also masculine stereotypes, figures that are at once personally expressive and self-consciously chic.
In the work, Vico consciously develops his notion of scienza (science or knowledge) in opposition to the then dominant philosophy of Descartes with its emphasis on clear and distinct ideas, the most simple elements of thought from which all knowledge, the Cartesians held, could be derived a priori by way of deductive rules.
