Sentence examples for division of experience from inspiring English sources

Durkheim believed that in totemism scholars would find the original form of ritual and the division of experience into the sacred and the profane.

The division they use usually follows the traditional division of experience into subject, representation, and object or content, assigning to each its own form of unified consciousness.

In conclusion, Foucault (1991) emphasizes the micropolitics of power and its analysis on how individuals and groups, who would be less important than State actors by the division of power, experience their own power relations.

Unlike other modality-specific areas, IPL is an ideal test region given that there is an almost binary division of praxis experience between manipulable objects and other concepts [ 18].

Iraq's poverty, historic regional divisions, and lack of experience with democracy also pointed toward the mother of all post-war nation-building projects, requiring not just the billions we are spending but an ability to learn from past efforts and to enlist the support of allies.

The article continued: "It would be a mistake to defy the power of history with the illusion that the powerful can forge deals and plan the future away from the peoples whose divisions and lack of experience with democracy enabled local, regional and international forces to abuse them.

In his third month in office, a division president with 25 years of experience in the company reorganized his new area.

He denied Kant's division of knowledge into "data of experience and conditions of experience" and so did not admit the transcendental in the sense of the rational a priori (L 106).

He's a player with proven track record and plenty of experience in the division.

"Tommy is someone who has a wealth of experience of this division," said Mackay.

"But we've certainly brought a player in with a lot of experience in this division.