Sentence examples for representation itself from inspiring English sources

He is attempting to isolate representational means from representation itself, without reducing the complexity of the visual system.

First-order accounts are generally quite friendly to attributions of consciousness to animals, for it is relatively uncontroversial that animals have internal states that have the requisite functional and representational properties (insofar as mental representation itself is uncontroversial, that is).

A parody is an imitation of an imitation: its target is the manner of representation itself.

Edgerton's portrayal of Richard - and Nichols's representation itself - is a little more opaque.

"A parody is an imitation of an imitation: its target is the manner of representation itself," Menand wrote.

Now art no longer imitates life; what it represents is representation itself, so that an art work's specific form and content are immaterial (often in both senses).

Not only is the sharing of representations among multiple client product representations itself, but also the explicit knowledge about being shared a great advantage in preserving integrity on schema level.

The reason is "whether I can become empirically conscious of the manifold as simultaneous or as successive depends on circumstances or empirical conditions," and so "the empirical unity of consciousness, through association of representations, itself concerns an appearance, and is wholly contingent" (B139 40).

This is in accordance with Von Neumann's idea that any information-based replicator must contain inside itself a symbolic representation of itself, an "image" of itself.

But more importantly, Von Neumann understood that any information-based replicator must contain inside itself (among other indispensable things) a symbolic representation of itself, an "image" of itself.

So the crisis of strategy is then accompanied by a crisis of representation, also itself well advanced.