Drawing on the philosophy of John McDowell, Derry argues that direct perception cannot be transferred from the 'straightforward' question of animal perception to the 'complex' issue of human learning, because the distinctive feature of human engagement with the world is that it is conceptually mediated.
Speaking as they stood arm-in-arm before photographers, and later as they gave a TV interview, Prince William said giving Kate his mother Diana's distinctive sapphire and diamond engagement ring was "my way of making sure my mother didn't miss out on today and the excitement".
These two areas provide overlapping but distinctive insights into geographers' engagements with the politics of representation.
Others focus on architecture's distinctive commitments to creator or user engagement.
We have found from our two-year study of Indian business leaders that their "x-axis" is defined by four distinctive elements of managing: 1. Holistic engagement with employees.
It's plausible that some aspects of Austin's distinctive approach to philosophical questions derived from his engagement with the last three.
The distinctive power of her classic photographs is in this deep engagement, in her subjects' frank exposure and our implied complicity.
The present study extends this prior research using distinctive techniques designed to increase participant learning, memory consolidation, and treatment engagement.
The Telegraph newspaper critic Horatio Clare noted that "in response to a threatened, damaged landscape, a distinctive art form is in flower"—books demanding "our re-engagement with the natural world".
Key distinctive aspects of the Group (and strengths) are the authentic and continuous engagement with stakeholders, and in particular with local communities, networks, schools and universities and the sustainable, transformational and ethical-based model of leadership.
