Sentence examples for constituting the object from inspiring English sources

Knowers (subjects) play a more active role in constituting the object of knowledge than the flashlight metaphor suggests.

For Kant had attributed the apriori the far more philosophically significant function of constituting the object of experience or knowledge.

As we ascend to higher levels of abstraction, very general framework assumptions come into play in constituting the object of study.

(c) Pixels that constitute the object perimeter.

Platonice loquendo, there are entities which exist separately from sensible things and they constitute the object of the higher science.

These prospects for new oil and gas discoveries constitute the object of this important paper, offering completely new ideas.

Its attempt to follow backward the path taken by the 'subject who has constituted the object' in order to arrive at the unity of subjectivity.

(Meinong 1972, §25) An object's nuclear properties are supposed to constitute the object's "nature", while its extranuclear properties are supposed to be external to the object's nature.

Mohanty (1992) also concurs that 'the guṇas are the substantial, but dynamic, being of the elementary feelings that constitute, in their interconnections, all experience.' The guṇas as affective absolutes constitute the object.

In the representational sense, knowers constitute the object of knowledge in choosing the terms in which they represent it, and in defining the context in which it is represented as operating.

1017 A-B) —which explains why Osiris constitutes the object of desire by nature and Isis (De Iside 372E-F; cf. De facie 944E) and Isis stands for the receptacle (De Iside ibid., De an. procr.