Sentence examples for distinguished the view from inspiring English sources

It was his view of the relation of these perceptions to sensible objects that distinguished the view of Hume from that of Locke (and from Berkeley's idealism).

Nāgārjuna counters this view by distinguishing the view from the inside of an illusion from that from the outside.

In any case it is important to distinguish the view that the world has no proper parts, from the view that the world has dependent proper parts.

Here, though, it is important to distinguish the view that contents are individuated by the objects they comprise, from the view that an experience has a Russellian content that includes the object o only if the subject is perceiving the o.

Distinguishing the Views (lta ba khyad par) to the commentaries and treatises of towering indigenous Tibetan philosophers such as Chaba Chökyi Senge (phwya pa chos kyi seng ge) (1109 1169), Sakya Pandita (sa skya paṇḍita) (1182 1251), Tsongkhapa (tsong kha pa) (1357 1419) and Mipham Gyatso (mi pham rgya mtsho) (1846 1912).

Here it is important to distinguish the plausible view that institutions are not reducible to the individual human persons who constitute them from the controversial view that institutions are themselves agents possessed of minds and a capacity to reason.

Platonism must be distinguished from the view of the historical Plato.

This distinguishes the Vedantic view from many other religious creation stories.

This is one thing that distinguishes the HPC view from Wittgensteinian family resemblance accounts of concepts and from subjective taxonomies, such as pheneticism about species (Sokal and Sneath 1963; Sokal and Crovello 1970).

Having distinguished the working scientists' point of view from those of the historian and the philosopher, looking down from above, he proceeded to confuse them.

can be easily distinguished and the viewing resolution at a distance of 2 m is better than 1 mm.