Brentano argues that consciousness, for example, of an outward stimulus like a sound, "clearly occurs together with consciousness of this consciousness", that is, the consciousness is "of the whole mental act in which the sound is presented and in which the consciousness itself exists concomitantly" (1874/1995, 129; see also phenomenological approaches to self-consciousness).
In May, Wayne McGregor's new work for the Royal Ballet, Live Fire Exercise, had its premiere, and with its echoes of conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan, proved a rare example of topical, outward-looking classical choreography.
People marry for the sake of outward appearances, for example Alithea feels that she has no choice but to marry Sparkish because her status in society expects her to.
Examples of the sampling trajectories for both outward and inward scans are shown in Fig. 5b, where we can see that the data points are evenly distributed along both tangential and radial directions.
A phenotype is an outward trait, or a collection of outward traits, that arises from a gene or genes — for example, brown eyes.
Director of Outward Bound Trust.
Not with a show of outward triumph.
Anthony Colin Shepherd, head of Outward Bound centre, Loch Eil, Inverness-shire.
Here, the lack of outward emotion was a positive.
She also serves on the advisory board of Outward, Inc.
