Within a few short years he had written a youthfully enthusiastic ethical tract in 1908, called Lebensweisheit, a lucid analysis of concept-formation called "The Boundaries of Scientific and Philosophical Concept-Formation" (1910), as well as a substantial essay on "The Nature of Truth in Modern Logic" (1910) (Schlick 2006b; Schlick 1979a, 25 40, 41 103).
These neuroscientific studies have been important for overcoming an initial objection to the concept of lucid dreaming: that lucid dreamers were awake but just relaxed, or perhaps even fraudulent, claiming to be experiencing a dream world when they were not.
Underlying the story is the concept of lucid dreaming, another technique used by clinicians to help patients afraid of their dreams understand that they are dreaming while a dream is in progress.
Winter's concept of lucid basketball holds that offensive players spaced at least 15 feet away from one another should assess vulnerabilities in the defensive formation and run plays in response.
NovaDreamer was developed by Stephen LaBerge, a psychophysiologist who popularized the concept of lucid dreaming while teaching at Stanford University for 25 years.
Another work, Oneironaut, by artist Joel Cahen, is a processional piece experienced through a sound app, and centers around a dream traveler and the concept of lucid dreaming.
After a lucid overview of the concepts of the free worker and the independent citizen at the national level, Glenn vividly details how race and gender issues framed the struggle over labor and citizenship rights at the local level between blacks and whites in the South, Mexicans and Anglos in the Southwest, and Asians and haoles (the white planter class) in Hawaii.
His notion of the ultimate goal, like Candrakīrti's, is a wordless and concept-free lucid awareness, but he sees it as possible to reach that goal by using words and thoughts intelligently.
Hinrich Gronemeyer (Strasbourg, France) gave a lucid overview of current concepts governing our understanding of the structural interactions between the ligand binding domain of nuclear receptors and their cognate ligands.
With contributions by many of today's leading quantum physicists, philosophers and historians, including three Nobel laureates, this comprehensive A to Z of quantum physics provides a lucid understanding of the key concepts of quantum theory and experiment.
Second, it is well structured, so game rules can be easily integrated with instructional content to make abstract and complicated concepts intuitive and lucid to students.
