Ortega aspirations concerning the interpenetration of history and philosophy was conveyed in his 1929 lectures: "I hope, for very concrete reasons, that in our age the curiosity for the eternal and invariable which is philosophy and the curiosity for the inconstant and changeable which is history, for the first time join each other and embrace" (Obras, 7: 285).
It differed qualitatively from the language of science or philosophy, but it conveyed equally valid meanings.
It was by personal example rather than any coherent system of thought that Diogenes conveyed the Cynic philosophy.
He did not agree with this film's philosophy but liked how it conveyed "the sense of New York as a kind of jungle, and I wanted to make a science fiction film along these lines".
The philosophy of ρ can be conveyed through Figure 2 by simply tallying where the non-synonymous changes fall; there 2 of 13 isolated sites (15%) harbor a non-synonymous change, as compared to 7 of 14 adjacent ones (50%), suggesting a dispersion ratio smaller than one.
A third section adds some Hellenistic and even Roman literature; but this seems something of an appendix, since, as Lefkowitz recognizes, by those times the dominant philosophies were all conveying more metaphysical versions of the divine.
An additional influence was George Gurdjieff (c. 1872 1949), who founded the philosophy of the Fourth Way, through which he conveyed a number of spiritual teachings to his disciples.
Seneca discusses the benefits conveyed by God, drawing on Stoic theology and philosophy of nature (see 5.3 below on Stoic theology).
In contemporary philosophy, the phrase 'the contents of perception' means, roughly, what is conveyed to the subject by her perceptual experience.
So moral and political philosophy became the analysis of moral and political concepts and how language conveyed them.
