Sentence examples for negative concept of from inspiring English sources
Locke, for example, is normally thought of as one of the fathers or classical liberalism and therefore as a staunch defender of the negative concept of freedom.
After Berlin, the most widely cited and best developed analyses of the negative concept of liberty include Hayek (1960), Day (1971), Oppenheim (1981), Miller (1983) and Steiner (1994).
In the case of Japan, it can be argued that a negative identity (we were victims of the atomic bomb; of the Japanese military class; of the US occupation forces) warrants a negative concept of nation.
Also, Y ˜ j k represents the best value (it may have a positive or negative concept) of the j th criteria in view of the k th decision maker in the normalized matrix.
Humboldt and Mill, both defenders of the negative concept of freedom, compared the development of an individual to that of a plant: individuals, like plants, must be allowed to grow, in the sense of developing their own faculties to the full and according to their own inner logic.
Both J. Farrell (1997) and Rossinow argue that the New Left emerged partly as a reaction to traditional American liberalism and Christian existentialism, replacing the negative concept of "sin" with "alienation" and the positive goal of "salvation" with that of "authenticity".
It was primarily reported as a negative concept closely associated with loss of self-identity [ 37] and confidence [ 35].
For each occurrence of negation in the text as judged by a human reviewer, the number of correctly mapped negative concepts and the total number of negative concepts were tallied by subsection of the record.
But can one form such negative concepts merely by thinking of an object that appears not to be great, without judging about its greatness?
Also we used full medical evaluations in our study, which had a higher per case percentage of negative concepts as compared with the surgical reports and discharge summaries used in studies by previous authors.
According to Bower, negative mood states increase accessibility of all negative concepts and thus would lead to the completion of sentences, such as the one above, with a negative word.
