Understanding both students' and teachers' conceptions of the theory of evolution requires an investigation into the variety of factors that might influence the development of such conceptions (Hokayem and BouJaoude [2008]).
It has been maintained with some justification that his doctrine manifests a certain (unintentional) kinship with Hegel's, though Cohen's idea of God is based on an analysis and development of certain conceptions of Immanuel Kant.
Their critique has provided the impetus to the development of alternative conceptions of politics and citizenship.
This points to the emerging ideological shifts in philosophical traditions, which make their headway into the tradition of grammar, and finally lead to the development of newer conceptions within the tradition of grammar and elsewhere.
These data indicate that this course-embedded research experience has a positive impact on the development of students' conceptions and practice of scientific thinking.
The fourth conception of being is a fuller development of the conception of meaning that Royce had introduced in The Spirit of Modern Philosophy.
North's translation of Plutarch was William Shakespeare's source for his Roman history plays and influenced the development of his conception of the tragic hero.
In the literature on so-called 'syncategoremata' and 'exponibilia', for example, we can trace the development of a conception of interpretive analysis.
However, as I explain in section 3.3, Dworkin's thought-experiment might also help us to get a handle on the limit-setting problem briefly noted in section 1.1, and in this respect can be seen as adding something significant to the development of our conception of the social minimum.
An account of the development of this conception has been presented by Sawin.
