Sentence examples for properties of thought from inspiring English sources

But these are properties of thought, not of sensation or intuition.

As in the case of symbolic languages, including natural languages (though Fodor does not suppose either that the LOTH explains only linguistic capacities or that only verbal creatures have this sort of cognitive architecture), these properties of thought are explained by appeal to the content of the representational units and their combinability into contentful complexes.

By this time, the focus was no longer on particulars of individual perspectives, but rather on principles and "properties of thought and action within the... group under study" [ 18].

Graham and Stephens (2000, 152) call these properties of thought the sense of subjectivity and the sense of agency.

The only basis seems to be the logico-syntactic properties of thoughts, their form.

Associative transitions are transitions in thought that are not based on the logico-syntactic properties of thoughts.

Although it feels a little uneasy to talk about syntactic properties of thoughts common-sensically understood, it seems that they are forced upon us by the very attempt to understand their semantic properties: how, for instance, could we explain the semantic content of the thought that if John is at the beach then he is happy without somehow appealing to its being a conditional?

Patients reporting sensory properties of thoughts showed more severe psychopathological symptoms than those who did not.

It follows that, rather than focusing solely on verbal content, sensory properties of thoughts warrant greater consideration in depression.

Above all, he is a poet of the theater, if by poetry you mean not embellishment and airy nothings but, as Mr. Lamos does, a property of thought.

In different ways, these artists convey that the conceptual is not limited to the intellectual, nor is intellect the sole property of thought.