Sentence examples for form of mentalities from inspiring English sources

And when the road towards appropriation isn't being led by celebrities, it's brandished in the form of mentalities and hashtags like #WhiteGirlsStayWinning.

It is also important to note that, for Whitehead, human consciousness is a higher form of mentality but not the only form.

A cardinal distinction within the realm of the mind, though one that still carries more than a whiff of controversy, is that between conscious and unconscious mental states, and thus we could wonder whether panpsychism claims that consciousness is everywhere or merely that some unconscious form of mentality (often labelled proto-mentality) lurks throughout the universe.

"To see him in that kind of form, that kind of mentality, is something that sets a good standard for everybody else".

Having an end is some form of mental state; but mentality is not necessarily an element of a function or possessed by the things that have functions, e.g. the function of the heart is to ensure that blood is circulated throughout the body.

Conscious states in this sense involve a form of meta-mentality or meta-intentionality in so far as they require mental states that are themselves about mental states.

"We have the same kind of mentality.

What kind of mentality is that?

"That was the kind of mentality I grew up with".

Second, the claim that Knoblauch's distress arises from the imposition of brain upon feeling (or mind upon matter) represents the worst, and most philistine, of mischaracterizations. Yes, one form of unwanted, conscious mentality may be intruding upon a different and required style of unconscious cognition.

He wrote explicitly about the experience only much later, especially in Subhuman Redneck Poems (1996), linking the schoolyard bullying with all forms of mob mentality and persecution, right up to fascism:    "Sex is a Nazi.