I believe we understand ourselves best through depth psychology, in which honor is given to one's own feelings (no matter what they are), intuitions, and imagery in relation to daily events, conflicts, and unexpected happenings.
Therefore a complete analysis of the concept of a matter in general [must be provided in which it] makes use of no particular experiences, but only that which it finds in the isolated (although intrinsically empirical) concept itself, in relation to the pure intuitions in space and time, and in accordance with laws that already essentially attach to the concept of nature in general" (4:472).
Education about all aspects of grief, particularly in relation to staff judgements and intuition about caregivers' emotional responses, needs to occur across the gamut from university education to professional development programs [ 62].
(GW II, 18 | VT 18) Space and time are concepts as representations of the differences of things in general, but they are intuitions when they represent a particular sensible object in relation to other sensible objects.
The study aimed to analyse the content of case report summaries in ways that explored the importance of an evidence concept, not only in relation to research literature but also intuition.
This is the sort of time that Kant had in mind as constituting, alongside space, one of the two "pure forms of intuition"; and it is the time that Heidegger worked so hard to place in relation to being.
The problem with self-evidence is that, in contrast to analyticity, it is in relation to the knowers themselves, and here diversity of intuitions varies, perhaps according to philosophical or other types of perspectives.
Relational interpretations push this intuition further, by stating that, even when interacting, the position of the electron is only determined in relation to a certain observer, or to a certain quantum reference system, or similar.
And in relation to America?
