Sentence examples similar to constitutes person from inspiring English sources

The literature includes several definitions of what constitutes person-centeredness [ 2- 8].

For instance, according to Baker's (2000, 2007) constitution view, (P3) should be rejected, since 'thinking being sitting in your chair' is ambiguous as between the constituted person who thinks nonderivatively and the constituting human animal who thinks derivatively (sec. 2.3).

It is through transcendence or what the existentialists also refer to as my "projects"—that the world is revealed, takes on meaning; but such projects are themselves factic or "situated"—not the product of some antecedently constituted "person" or intelligible character but embedded in a world that is decidedly not my representation.

The amendment would declare that a fully constituted person pops into existence at conception.

Thanks to what James calls our "healthy-minded buoyancy," we "normally constituted" persons are drawn to the idea of an open-ended reality.

Certain sequences of pure experiences constitute physical objects, and others constitute persons; but one pure experience (say the perception of a chair) may be part both of the sequence constituting the chair and of the sequence constituting a person.

Including these elements in his care would have constituted person-centred care.

The soul constitutes a person only when united with the body in an actual existing human being (QLIII1S 10, 52).

The issues that underlay the so-called matrilineal puzzle were directly related to culturally specific notions about what constitutes a person.

In the process he mixed in assorted ideas about time and about what constitutes a person: is it what he makes of himself by the end of his life or is it the total of all his experiences and actions?

An empirical grounding of the analytic might provide us with an understanding of what constitutes a person's competence with a concept.