In English, there are still two more treats to come: the phenomenal part-historical, part-folkloric Elephant's Journey will be out this August, and Cain next year.
According to the naïve realist, the transparency and immediacy of genuine perceptions are explained in terms of the idea that mind-independent objects and their features are constituents of one's perceptual experience that determine, at least in part, the phenomenal character of that experience.
Third, if transparency is rejected, other introspectible features of an experience can be allowed to count as part of its phenomenal character.
Since intentionality is a crucial property of consciousness, according to Brentano, Husserl, et al., the character of intentionality itself would count as phenomenal, as part of what-it-is-like to experience a given type of intentional experience.
I retired this summer, and the relationship I had with the kids at school was phenomenal, in part, because they knew that I wasn't going anywhere.
Indeed, Anna DiGregorio, marketing director for the Philadelphia airport concessions, said business at the suites had been "phenomenal," in part because of its location in the terminal of US Airways, which has a hub in Philadelphia.
Morgan credits this phenomenal growth in part to healthy research-and-development spending in 1998 and in part to his company's quick rampup of production at the first signs of the chip market's resurgence.
The UK luxury brand attributed its phenomenal numbers in part to its digital leadership in "engagement, operations and commerce".
'When you're competing, you just concentrate on your own event,' she said, 'but it is phenomenal to be part of such a successful village team.' There is a tangible buzz of community about the British athletes, from the boxers, who still have three in the tournament, to the cyclists, who are extraordinary.
Equal parts phenomenal DJ and Jessy Lanza-lookalike, Seychelle makes no compromises in composing mixes that are greater than the sum of their parts.
