Sentence examples for consciousness material from inspiring English sources

"Her fiction is invested in the black experience, in black lives and in black consciousness, material from which she has forged a singular American aesthetic," she said.

Only Cārvāka hints at the causal closure of the physical world, and the four models of causation entertained in Indian philosophy allows interactions between matter and consciousness, material particles and mathematical entities, non-living and living beings, accumulated merits and demerits of past actions and present events, and so on.

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We could therefore call it consciousness material.

In fact, it is only when one isolates, separates and distinguishes consciousness from materials stuff, from one's body, that one can achieve liberation.

Yet they are informed by a Modernist consciousness of material and process (some are painted over topographical maps), giving them a varied painterly sensuousness (Johnson).

Monod's definition will not help us understand whether consciousness has a material basis, but it does enable us to learn that consciousness, whether material or not, is not restricted to human beings: many animals have it, and depend on it to live their lives.

You could even argue that Run-DMC invented the material consciousness of modern rap.

The physicalists believe, with Dennett, that science can explain consciousness in purely material terms.

It is necessary to human existence as physical organisms that consciousness of the material environment should be forced upon human beings.

The template of craftsmanship, he finds, combines a "material consciousness" with a willingness to put in years of practice (a common estimate of the time required to master a craft is ten thousand hours) and a strategic acceptance of ambiguity, rather than an obsessive perfectionism.