"That spread is very intentional from our perspective," Cameron says.
Accidental though that comic touch is, it perfectly suits the skewed perspective and intentional dark humor of Mr. Kaurismaki's story about a man with an extraordinary talent for making his bad luck infinitely worse.
From this perspective, an intentional distinction seems akin to a purely logical (or reasoned) distinction, to the point that the two are often confused ("frequenter intentio ratio appellatur".; Quodl. V, q. 12, ed. 1518, f. 171rV).
Bridging the perspective of immigrants as intentional actors and the perspective of policies as institutions should therefore be combined to analyse outcomes of integration policies.
From the instructor perspective, it is an intentional approach to teaching that involves questioning, evidence, and innovation.
This perspective renders representations of intentional set and narratives almost Jungian in nature – presupposing a collective narrative that is shared among communicating agents (including oneself).
Levinas's first experimental essay, On Escape Dee l'évasion, 1935), examined the relationship between the embodied (sentient) self and the intentional ego,[9] from the perspectives of physical and affective states, including need, pleasure, shame, and nausea.
Are they intentional enough to appeal to different perspectives to counter their own blind spots, or even humble enough to know they should do this?
Personal memories are present-tense mental states with first-person perspective that take past events as intentional objects.
The resulting discontinuity between individual and collective perspectives suggests, on his view, that groups can be rational, intentional agents distinct from their members.
From a phenomenological perspective, in extreme cases of depression, the intentional structures that give rise to self-experience and intentionality would be weakened, if not altogether disturbed.
