But here, the publicity continued, Mr. Dichter was "returning to his musical 'roots' and reaffirming his basic orientation as a pianist trained in the Schnabel tradition". Why did he ever leave them?
This tool will help you evaluate your organization on its commitment to basic orientation (signing up new hires and explaining roles and organizational structure), active assimilation (making modest efforts to help people understand organizational culture and politics), and accelerated integration (investing resources in bringing people up to speed quickly).
This school of thought shared its basic empiricist orientation with David Hume, an 18th-century Scottish philosopher, and Ernst Mach, an Austrian physicist and philosopher.
The Fregean shift toward sentences as the basic unit of meaning entailed that such an account based on individual words and ideas and based on a simple sensory model of the mind needed revision, but its basic empirical orientation remained.
First, I explore its basic philosophical orientation or metaphilosophy.
"The space for what I'll call 'fusion politics' is at least as much a matter of tone and temper and basic orientation as it is policy specifics," said William A. Galston, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
Therefore, it is necessary to rethink the basic orientation, and the institutions and policies related to ethnic relations in today's China.
Terror has not altered the basic life of Israelis, and it's not going to change the basic orientation and travel plans for committed American Jewish people".
Despite such opposition, it must not be overlooked that Ehrenfels' basic orientation is unquestionably Brentanian, insofar as he never gives up thinking that consciousness is inwardly perceived and is directed at objects.
But it would probably have more resonance if the basic orientation of the Republican base was not also to ignore the rest of the world until it was time to bomb them.
