Sentence examples for phenomenal aspect from inspiring English sources

The choreography encouraged us to ignore most aspects of the music; nonetheless Arturo Delmoni's playing of the first solo violin provided the only phenomenal aspect of the ballet.

On the thin view, the phenomenal aspect of perceptual states as well is limited to basic sensory features; when one sees an image of Winston Churchill, one's perceptual phenomenology is limited only to the spatial aspects of his face.

Exploring the neural marking of a change in style of processing may reveal the underlying mechanism of the phenomenal aspect of emotional experience.

When candidate axioms were rejected, we revisited the movies focusing on the somewhat different aspects of the recorded phenomena that were brought into focus by failed predictions and actions; those aspects may have escaped notice during earlier viewing (when the phenomenal aspect on which we focused was different).

The nacreous layer in seashells is known for two phenomenal aspects: light-weightiness and superior fracture toughness.

Philosophers often use the term 'qualia' (singular 'quale') to refer to the introspectively accessible, phenomenal aspects of our mental lives.

This semantic shift marked a philosophical division between the psychological or phenomenal aspects of thought and a moral sensibility as well.

In different vocabularies, for example, both Block (1995) and Chalmers (1996) distinguish between the intentional aspects of the mind or consciousness, and the phenomenal aspects or qualia, and suggest that it is really the latter that is the central issue.

The passage on the whole suggests that, like Plato and Aristotle, Theophrastus understood Parmenides as furnishing dual accounts of the universe, first in its intelligible and then in its phenomenal aspects.

Third, Kant conceives of the human agent as having both noumenal and phenomenal aspects—or, as Kant sometimes puts it, being members of both the intelligible world and the sensible world.

So, the later you will come to be subject to inner states that are intentionally inverted relative to the inner states of the earlier you, while the phenomenal aspects of your experiences will remain unchanged.