Both his idea of metaphysics and the method of relations will become clearer as we see them used to explain concrete psychological phenomena in Section 3. The problems of both thing and ego may be stated thus: there is a conflict between an alleged unity, on the one hand, with an empirically manifest plurality, on the other.
The five dimensions comprise a framework that can be tested empirically by characterizing how a particular dimension is manifested in a program, developing scales to measure the degree or intensity of each dimension, and determining whether the dimensions in part or as a whole are useful for distinguishing CUREs from other laboratory learning experiences.
Led by Knobe (2003a, b, forthcoming) and associates, a number of philosophers have recently begun, in consort with their colleagues in psychology departments, to empirically investigate the "folk morality" of everyday life, especially as manifested in the attribution of moral responsibility.
Kant seems to regard them as amounting to the same, and thus to be committed to the view that if nature is empirically conceptualizable at all, we must also recognize the empirical regularities it manifests as lawlike, and the corresponding concepts and laws must fall under a systematic hierarchy.
The last manifested itself last Saturday.
Metcalfe's Law manifested.
Breckinridge's reforms manifested tangible results.
If a closer approximation to the empirically expected value as well as a higher overlapping rate is observed, it generally manifests lower false discovery rate.
