Then, one could say that being aware of these relations is a justifier, as are the mental states making up one's evidence; and, of course, awareness is a mental state.
To say that the self knows means that the self is reflected in the mental state and makes the latter manifested.
Even more centrally, what is it about a mental state that makes it appropriate to describe it as having a particular narrow content?
Another suggests that the men's mental state may make it harder for them to recover.
Tarkovsksy, I venture, would not have resorted to genital mutilation, or, indeed, a talking fox which growls the words, "Chaos reigns" and could easily describe von Trier's mental state when making Antichrist or, if you wanted to be unkind, the finished film itself.
Prosecutors are trying to prove that Mrs. Astor's son, Anthony D. Marshall, who is 84, and a lawyer who did estate planning for her, Francis X . Morrissey Jr. 67, took advantage of her diminished mental state by making her change her will and funnel millions of dollars their way.
Tidepool, if successful, would recognize this and other more subtle changes to my mental state, and make suggestions accordingly.
He told local media if a candidate had lost her virginity out of wedlock her mental state would make her unfit to become a soldier.
Throughout antiquity, for example, we find the antithesis of 'presence in absence' (parôn apôn) used to describe the way a mental state can make something "present" to us that is nevertheless absent from our current surroundings or even from reality altogether.
