Sentence examples for divisions of reason from inspiring English sources

Platonic psychology with its divisions of reason, spirit and appetite, also bears resemblance to the three gunas in the Indian philosophy of Samkhya.

An important division among versions of reasons internalism is between what we will here call Motivation views and State views.

If one wants to overcome the traditional divisions of moral labour (for emancipatory reasons or because the present division of labour is not productive) other divisions of moral labour have to be envisaged and explored.

In part, said David E. Cardwell, a lawyer in Orlando, Fla., and a former director of the Florida division of elections, the reason for going to federal court could be to insulate the legal battle over the presidency from local political pressures.

Kerry may have harbored political ambitions when he returned from Vietnam, but, given the divisions of the era, he had good reason to believe that what he was really throwing away was his main political chance.

Prefers to buy divisions of technology firms.

Recognize the divisions of the brain.

At dawn, the divisions of Brig.

Learn the divisions of proteins and enzymes.

The cold war division of Europe is the reason I was born and grew up in Britain and not in Poland, but, even before that, war and preparations for war had scarred my family.

Descartes favored a division between reason and emotion, and considered language to be a vehicle of the former.