Sentence examples for intentional structured from inspiring English sources

Learning activities in these work sites can be intentional (structured and planned) such as a presentation in a hospital conference room (formal learning).

That's what "The Intentional Structure of the Romantic Image" is about: how the images in Romantic poems work.

An article called "The Intentional Structure of the Romantic Image" is published in France, in 1960, and attracts interest.

But they had things in common, particularly an interest in the philosopher Martin Heidegger, who was a major influence on deconstruction (and on de Man's "Intentional Structure" essay).

An important feature of the majority of mental states is that they have an "intentional" structure: they are intrinsically about, or directed toward, something.

Just before "The Intentional Structure of the Romantic Image" came out, de Man met Geoffrey Hartman at a Modern Language Association convention, where de Man was giving a paper on Yeats.

These are questions on which phenomenology as such keeps an open mind pointing out, however, that phenomenalism overlooks the complexities of the intentional structure of consciousness of the phenomena.

His scholarly publications include Créaculture I and II (1971), essays on comparative culture; Parole et action (1971; "Word and Action"), a language text; and Structure intentionnelle du 'Grand Meaulnes': vers le poème romancé (1976; "Intentional Structure of 'Grand Meaulnes': Toward the Poetic Novel"), a book of literary criticism on Alain-Fournier.

This may introduce a layer of intentional structure otherwise not found in pleasure itself.

Most emotions have an intentional structure: we shall need to say something about what that means.

The basic intentional structure of consciousness, we find in reflection or analysis, involves further forms of experience.