Sentence examples for mediate representation from inspiring English sources

For we represent God, in Kant's view, by representing it through other concepts: for instance, God is a necessary substance (A678/B706), so is a mediate representation.

That is, they leave it open that our representation of space could be a concept, rather than an intuition it could be either a general, mediate representation, or a singular, immediate one.

Even if we think that represents only a single entity, that fact does not undermine Kant's view that this concept is a general, mediate representation (cf. Thompson 1972, 318-19, 328-29).

If we recall Kant's view that concepts are general, mediate representations, and his view of how these facts are reflected in his understanding of the conceptual trees discussed above, then there is indeed at least a prima facie puzzle as to how we could have a concept, in Kant's sense, of space.

We propose the use of mediating representations.

The categories must be "schematized" because their non-empirical origin in pure understanding prevents their having the sort of sensible content that would connect them immediately to the objects of experience; transcendental schemata are mediating representations that are meant to establish the connection between pure concepts and appearances in a rule-governed way.

Further, in the PNFA group (but not the semantic dementia group), auditory apperceptive performance was correlated with visual apperceptive performance, raising the possibility that analogous cortical mechanisms might mediate object representation in each modality.

While sexual difference is mediated by representation, it cannot be fully contained within its terms.

The single network mediating the representation and the control of a person's L1 and L2 is made up of the following: the prefrontal cortex, the anterior cingulate cortex, the basal ganglia and the inferior parietal lobule.

The circumplex model of affect suggests that all emotions can be distinguished in terms of varying levels of valence and arousal, with two distinct neural systems mediating the representation of affective states.

The hippocampus has been proposed to construct a cognitive map that mediates the representation of physical space (O'Keefe and Nadel 1978; Moser et al. 2008), and its circuitry is believed to be specifically tuned for novelty detection (Lisman and Otmakhova 2001; Vinogradova 2001).