Sentence examples for principles of experience from inspiring English sources

Compare Kant on the need of rational Ideas as the a priori regulative or organizing principles of experience.

Kant adds that the Newtonian view seems to conflict with what he calls "the principles of experience" (see Shabel 2005, 46-7).

Using the principles of experience-based co-design, the authors collected ethnographic data on service users' and carers' experiences of illness and assistive technologies, and drew on interviews with healthcare providers and technology designers.

His utopian idea of transmitting in encyclopaedic form the knowledge thus won was still bound up with medieval Scholastic conceptions; however, the results of his research were among the first great achievements of the forthcoming age's thinking, because they were based to an unprecedented degree on the principle of experience.

The one and same process unites all features of activity in nature: the adaptation of early life to primordial environments and the adaptation of modern science to new data are unified under the principle of experience forcing adaptation in memory.

This community-based research applied principles of wilderness experience programming and Indigenous knowledges in an exploratory intervention designed to address health disparities in a tribal community.

They deconstructed the patient journey of "diagnosis and treatment" and applied the principles of "customer experience".

One tradition has sought more or less universal principles of aesthetic experience.

For instance, after outlining his conception of space and time, Kant claims: "Those, however, who assert the absolute reality [absolute Realität] of space and time, whether they take it to be subsisting or only inhering, must themselves come into conflict with the principles [Principien] of experience" (A39/B56).

Determinants linked to the therapists themselves were low self-efficacy in functional training areas, lack of knowledge of the FTE principles, and lack of experience with group training or with training for the elderly.

The former Labour business minister Pat McFadden became one of the first Labour figures to defend the principle of work experience.