Such a cognitively oriented conception of grounding differs from Partee's Putnam-inspired view, on which the semantic grounding of lexical items depends on the speakers' objective interactions with the external world in addition to their narrow psychological properties.
In addition to these task-oriented conceptions, some reported "folk" theories of the learning or ideas about phenomena that are not necessarily grounded in evidence.
Consequently more outward-oriented conceptions of CSR are necessary through SBMs that take firms' value creation processes as a starting point and escape the more narrow concept of CSR (see Bocken et al., 2014; Schaltegger et al., 2012; Looser & Wehrmeyer, 2015; Del Baldo, 2014 and 2016b).
"Do we need to know," she writes, "that, despite our differences, we are all oriented toward the same conception of rational deliberation and justification?
It was oriented to the design and implementation of a didactic alternative strategy, looking to promote the motivational process to learning and significant learning restructuring the preview conceptions and the trainee knowledge over his own learning.
The aim of the study was to gain insight into experience and construction of familial care, in which children take over an active role, in order to work out a basis for the conception of specific family oriented support.
In contrast to earlier conceptions of empathy that included some reference to underlying psychological processes, Ickes's conception of empathy is result oriented and studies empathy merely as the "ability to accurately infer the specific content of another person's thoughts and feelings" (Ickes 1997, 3).
Just as the genetic conception of knowledge is primarily oriented towards the "fact of science" and, accordingly, takes the historical development of scientific knowledge as its ultimate given datum, the philosophy of symbolic forms is oriented towards the much more general "fact of culture" and thus takes the history of human culture as a whole as its ultimate given datum.
Foremost is a conception of abstraction as unusually body oriented and actively engaged with either the optics of perception or the possibility of function.
An ethically oriented scepticism lies at the heart of his own conception of a properly philosophical way of life.
