Sentence examples for ordinary conception from inspiring English sources

In this section we spell out the ordinary conception of perceptual experience.

A related objection concerns the relationship between the adverbial theory and our ordinary conception of experience.

And the intentionalist response secures both aspects of our ordinary conception of perceptual experience.

Hence, the paradox itself cannot force us to abandon our ordinary conception of sets.

Like intentionalists, naive realists want to maintain our ordinary conception of perceptual experience.

These sorts of judgments comprise what I will call the ordinary conception of objects.

What he is attempting, I imagine, is to employ language as a new medium, breaking down all grammatical usages, all time space values, all ordinary conceptions of context.

On the basis of his naturalistic metaphysics, Spinoza also offers trenchant criticisms of ordinary conceptions of right and duty.

In short, our ordinary conceptions of how we might come into cognitive contact with states of affairs, and thereby acquire knowledge of them, cannot cope with the idea that the states of affairs are objective values.

Thus, in contrast to the ordinary negative conception, on the republican conception the mere possibility of arbitrary interference appears to constitute a limitation of liberty.

So it seems reasonable to distinguish between an ordinary, everyday conception of space one in which we need not consider whether it is infinite or finite, infinitely divisible or finitely divisible, whether the parallel postulate holds, etc.—and our geometric conception of space.