Sentence examples for immediate consciousness from inspiring English sources
At the lowest level of development, according to Hegel, are the religions of nature, or religions based principally upon the immediate consciousness deriving from sense experience.
As Hegel says, "All is Notion," or "All is judgment," so could Nishida say, "All (reality) is intuition," or "All reality is immediate consciousness".
The proletarian situation does not necessarily entail an immediate consciousness of the totality.
This consciousness remains only an objective possibility, always threatened by the seductions of the immediate consciousness.
Immediate consciousness, or feeling, is the mind's awareness of its own existence and mental states (Price, 1758/1969, 159).
This immediate consciousness of the moral law also shows that we have an interest in morality, which arises independently of self-interested motives (Kant C2 5: 42-43).
Feeling is "immediate" self-consciousness as contrasted with "that consciousness of self which is more like an objective consciousness, being a representation of oneself, and thus mediated by self-contemplation" (The Christian Faith, §3.2).
Such immediate self-consciousness is immediate apprehension by sensation.
But, at the same time, workers cannot have any immediate self-consciousness of their work other than of a qualitatively determined activity.
Sports have an immediate purchase on consciousness, as will an event like "American Idol".
