Sentence examples for derived conceptions from inspiring English sources
The derived conceptions and later the categories of description were regularly scrutinised by the third author (GA), who is experienced in phenomenographic analysis, to attain greater rigour.
From David Hume and Immanuel Kant he derived his conception of positivism i.e., the theory that theology and metaphysics are earlier imperfect modes of knowledge and that positive knowledge is based on natural phenomena and their properties and relations as verified by the empirical sciences.
Fichte derived this conception of the task and strategy of philosophy from his study of Kant, and no matter how far his own system seemed to diverge from "the letter" of the Critical philosophy, Fichte always maintained that it remained true to "the spirit" of the same.
This test requires a choice between Newtonian concepts and naïve conceptions derived from everyday experience.
From it, we derive the conception of architecture as the meeting ground for matter and mind.
On this reading, Mill is deriving his conception of liberal rights from a prior commitment to the categorical approach and, in particular, to the harm principle (see Jacobsen 2000 for an alternative reading).
He added that he thought that our ideas about gravity are derived from our conception of the soul.
The design equations derived here make the conception of even complex planar radially foldable linkages systematic and straightforward.
The conceptions are derived from individual interviews, but the analyses emanate in descriptive categories at a collective level [ 16].
The time dependencies of the experimentally observed slow changes in the MT temperatures, lattice parameters and yield stress values have been derived from the SIS conception.
Although at least one contemporary author claims that the roots of interpersonal forgiveness are not to be found in Butler's view at all, but, in part at least, in Kantian ethics (Konstan, 2010), the mainstream philosophical understanding of forgiveness many thinkers claim to have derived from Butler's conception seems especially applicable to interpersonal forgiveness.
