Sentence examples for perception doctrine from inspiring English sources

Locke certainly thought he had the resources to solve the problems posed by the veil of perception doctrine and his account of the distinction between primary and secondary qualities is not the same as the one that Berkeley gives.

Griffin substitutes panexperientialism for materialism and a doctrine of perception that bases sensory perception on a non-sensory mode of perception in order to explain both the mind-body interaction and the God-world interaction.

That distinction, in turn, forms a crucial component in Kant's extensive rejection of the Leibnizian doctrine of perception.

This perception leads to the doctrine of syadvada or sevenfold predication stating the truth from different viewpoints.

There was less in their heads to be scrubbed away, less capacity for skepticism and dissent, and they were motivated by the perception that submission to Party doctrine offered them an upward path.

"Forcing" GPs to change their professional doctrine and the perception of older patients as a special subgroup of people with limited cognitive abilities are current ethical issues.

But the doctrine of petites perceptions alone is not sufficient to ground continuity.

Moreover, whereas on Malebranche's earlier view ideas figured exclusively in the intellectual side of perception, on the new version of the doctrine they cause both our sensations and what he came to call our 'pure perceptions' (perceptions pures).

And art (particularly paintings and stained glass windows) was a major vehicle in Medieval and Renaissance Europe for teaching the populace about Church doctrines and perceptions--ones that often embodied anti-Semitism.

Philosophically, "realism" is the doctrine that things exist independent of our perceptions of them.

As already noted, Malebranche restricts the doctrine of Vision in God to our sensory perception of material objects and their properties and to the abstract thought of mathematical essences.