Sentence examples for mind independently from inspiring English sources

Such truth-independent explanations are then supposed to show that moral beliefs are either not true, not really (mind independently) true, or not justified (cf. Joyce 2006, Street 2006, Braddock forthcoming).

In the coming weeks, Braid changed not only Blow's life (it made him a millionaire) but also the video-game industry, demonstrating the commercial feasibility of artistically minded, independently made games.

No evidence could convince us that some entity existed mind-independently because the very idea of mind-independent existence is incoherent.

What they contest is that the entities in these domains exist mind-independently, since they find the notion of mind-independent existence incoherent.

Thus, 'the world exists mind-independently' allows us to refer to a mind-independent world and, likewise, we can refer to Socrates nocturnal sneezings simply by saying things like "Socrates sneezed in his sleep the night before he took the hemlock".

Still, they are anti-realist about Fs since they deny that Fs could exist mind-independently.

Some anti-realists agree that there are Fs but deny that anything could exist mind-independently.

That the world's constituents exist mind-independently does not entail that its constituents are as science portrays them.

By contrast, if possible worlds are causally isolated from us, how does mind-dependent conceivability provide one with justification for believing that something is mind-independently possible?

She may follow Bas Van Fraassen's lead in holding that 'world' is not a count noun: there are things that exist mind-independently but no entity that is the collection of things that so exist.

It is apparent that Madhyamaka philosophy is opposed to the brand of realism currently found in much of contemporary analytic philosophy (Michael Devitt (1997: 41) characterizes this succinctly as the claim that 'most current common-sense and scientific physical existence statements are objectively and mind-independently (deflationary) true').