Sentence examples for division of consciousness from inspiring English sources

He was also influenced in the construction of his own theory of human knowledge by Tetens' threefold division of consciousness into the faculties of feeling, will, and understanding.

They include: immediate religion or magic at the lowest level; religions, such as those of China and India plus Buddhism, that represent a division of consciousness within itself; and others, such as the religions of ancient Persia, Syria, and Egypt, that form a transition to the next type.

Contraptions don't change consciousness; contraptions are part of consciousness.

First, there is no golden standard for the way in which the division of stages of consciousness is described and this also limits the use of brain function monitors in differentiating between consciousness and unconsciousness, especially during transitional stages (Alkire et al., 2008).

His work, aesthetically uneven but always making extravagant use of modest resources, offers a fascinating window into black America in the years between World War I and the beginning of the civil rights movement -- a world of class division, color consciousness, striving and heartbreak that seems at once remarkably vivid and lost in time.

A national division of labour evolved, suggesting that other forms of consciousness than those derived from the reflected glory of empire might become a major influence on people's sense of who they were.

Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.

Italic type is interpolated into the flicker of consciousness like captions in silent movies, underscoring the division between Keetenheuve's cool+observations+of his careerist colleagues and his sense of failure: his memory has gone AWOL.

What's been the role of the BBC's Match of the Day in keeping the first division of English soccer in the public consciousness?

He went further, calling for the abolition of a division of labour in music and the arts as an important first step towards the restoration of consciousness and ownership of the senses.

The final half of chapter five recurs to the performative register of language to express the tension of consciousness striving to gather itself in the midst of the subject's affective divisions and its investiture by the other.