Sentence examples for objective concept from inspiring English sources

The formal concept was the act of mind or conception that represented an object, and the objective concept was the object represented.

In other words, a generative one has replaced the traditional mimetic or objective concept of art.

This relies on a universal (and scientifically objective) concept for COTM and ways to gather information on them.

On the other hand, the objective concept, abstracting from all individuating conditions, expresses only what is common to all singulars, namely, their nature considered absolutely.

The crucial question is therefore: can we identify an "objective" concept of scientific evidence that is independent of the personal biases of the experimenter and interpreter?

One issue with which contemporary philosophers have been concerned is whether self-respect is an objective concept or a subjective one.

Moreover, how far should we distinguish between so-called formal concepts (or acts of mind) and objective concepts (whatever it is that is the object of the act of understanding)?

Alschuler wants to persuade us that Holmes's scholarly and judicial achievements were "mostly negative" because his "revolt against objective concepts of right and wrong" led to "a revolt against natural law".

For many thinkers from the early fourteenth century onward, the distinction between formal and objective concepts provided the answer.

General questions that have been raised about this project include the question of whether it ultimately can secure the possibility of objective concepts or contents, contents the truth of which is independent of our attitudes.

These universals, then, as the objective concepts of the mind, would be classified as beings of reason [entia rationis], the being of which consists in their being conceived (cf. Klima 1993b and Schmidt 1966).