Sentence examples for notions of perception from inspiring English sources
In "Parallax" (one of two poems here in memory of his friend Michael Donaghy) he again turns common-sense notions of perception upside down.
Einstein's position has roots in empiricist, and specifically Lockean notions of perception, which oppose the Kantian metaphor of the "veil of perception" that pictures the apparatus of observation as like a pair of spectacles through which a highly mediated sight of the world can be glimpsed.
He added: "The works call into question the notion of perception through representation, and our understanding of the Orient today".
An interesting contribution is provided by Linke (cf. 1929): when tackling the notion of perception, Linke denies that perceiving consists in conceptually grasping (or in apprehending) sensations.
The god Shu was the deification of all the world's air; the goddess Meretseger oversaw a limited region of the earth, the Theban Necropolis; and the god Sia personified the abstract notion of perception.
The notion of perception and the human eye also appear frequently along with JR's catchphrase, "Can Art Change the World?" He says that creating art to provoke an opinion is important; to get people thinking differently about others and their way of life rather than focusing on fear and consumerism.
More generally, it questions notions of art, perception and reality.
The new sense of the word owed a lot to the popularization of psychological notions of "group perception" and "groupthink".
A new exhibition aims to challenge prejudice about sight loss and explore notions of sensory perception by showcasing works by visually impaired artists inspired by the sense of smell.
Reviewed of the literature of sense of the place was conducted to rediscover the fundamental notions of place, perception and experience.
