Sentence examples for modes of thoughts from inspiring English sources

Foucault's governmentality framework explores the connections between "forms of government and rationalities or modes of thoughts (about governing) which justify, legitimise and make the exercise of government deem rational" (Fimyar 2008, p. 4).

In the Second Meditation, he describes himself as a thinking thing by enumerating all the modes of thoughts of which he is conscious: understanding (or intellection), willing, imagining, and (at this point, at least seeming to have) sense perceptions (7:28).

A rising literature attempts to reconcile these modes of thought.

But what makes it different from other modes of thought is its openness to experimental disproof.

Study 1 revealed a lay belief that empathic accuracy arises from intuitive modes of thought.

Humans rely on at least two modes of thought: verbal (inner speech) and visual (imagery).

It is not that Pocock doubts that reason and skepticism undermined traditional modes of thought during the 18th century.

Cognitive training produces a thinker-observer aware of the modes of thought and judgment making up human intellectual activity.

With Thales logical reasoning made a giant step forward from the age of empirical modes of thought.

He saw the book as a "struggle of escape from habitual modes of thought" he had inherited from his classical predecessors.That classical mode of thought held that full employment would prevail, because supply created its own demand.

Taken together, the poems of the Muʿallaqāt provide an excellent picture of Bedouin life, manners, and modes of thought.