Sentence examples for outer perceptions from inspiring English sources

However much in that vivid simultaneity one might be unable to doubt the other's existence, one could still be mistaken about specific thoughts of the others, since by belonging to the other's stream of consciousness these thoughts share the dubitability characterizing outer perceptions, likewise transcendent to one's stream of experience.

When poor, she was treated as invisible; with increasing wealth has come an outer perception of increasing respectability.

If inner observation is as theory-laden as many now suppose outer perception to be, what we introspect may be largely determined by our folk psychological framework.

In completion there is an interpenetration between inner feeling and outer perception so that the very nucleus of an image can symbolize the overall acquired psychic nexus.

The dualism expressed in the 1874 version of PP is not expressed as an opposition between mind and body, but as between "inner" and "outer" perception.

Smith 1988, 105 ff).. Importantly, Ehrenfels also argues that temporal Gestalt qualities are not limited to outer perception, but also occur in inner perception, where the growing or diminishing of desires, fears, expectations, etc. are compared to a crescendo or diminuendo in music (Ehrenfels 1890; Smith 1988, 101).

This objective necessity is to be located in the evidentness that accompanies thinking that is properly executed and reaches its goal whether through the self-given reality of lived experience or the "givenness that binds us to an outer perception" (Dilthey 2002, 28).

HOT theorists note that we have no organs of inner sense and claim that we experience no sensory qualities other than those presented to us by outer directed perception.

We propose that robot self-consciousness is based on higher order perception of the robot, in the sense that first-order robot perception is the immediate perception of the outer world, while higher order perception is the perception of the inner world of the robot.

He summarised that the ambiguity between the public perception and the private perception—"the outer and the inner"—"reverberates" throughout the scene.

This lavishly illustrated compendium of miniature art explores our fascination with "the outer limits of visual perception and technical precision".