For both the perception of an X and a subjectively indistinguishable hallucination of an X are experiences which are subjectively indistinguishable from a perception of an X.
Shame, on the other hand, is a social feeling, born from a perception of other people's disgust, a susceptibility to their contempt and derision.
In part it stems from a perception of shared values.
A conviction of its truth is an immediate inference from a perception of the beauty or splendor of what it depicts, namely, "God and Jesus Christ…the work of redemption, and the ways and works of God" (A Divine and Supernatural Light, 1734; Edwards 1957–, vol. 17, 413).
Studies of cancer patients have found that demands for particular treatments do not come from a neutral evaluation of risks and benefits but rather from a perception of hope even when faced with a high likelihood of major toxicity and low benefit [ 8].
Patients may also benefit from a perception of autonomy and personal agency through non-adherence.
However, this perception is not a simple sensation but a perception constituted from the I as a perception of itself.
"Unfortunately, people get a perception of me from what they see on television.
The persuasive genius of Frederick Douglass, of Abraham Lincoln, of Ida B. Wells, of Cesar Chavez, sprang from a mastery of this language, and a perception of its application to a previously unimaginable future.
In effect, this marks a shift from a legal perception of perpetrators and victims under the junta, to a moral one of a "war" between heroes and villains.
