Sentence examples for schematization from inspiring English sources
The word 'schematization' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to the act of creating or representing something in a systematic and organized way, often using diagrams or charts. Example: The professor's lecture on the history of psychology included a helpful schematization of the major schools of thought.
noun
Arrangement into a scheme or schema.
John's schematization combines a poetic sensitivity for the nuances of mystical experience with a theological and philosophical precision guided by his study of St. Thomas Aquinas.
The Abhidhamma Pitaka, which was apparently accepted only by the Sarvastivadins and the Theravadins and in two quite different forms is basically a schematization of doctrinal material from the sutras.
Moreover, the use of a questionnaire unavoidably brings about a schematization of answers that is lacking in spontaneity.
It is impossible to categorize these changes fully or to reduce them to a common denominator, but in many places there was a tendency toward greater schematization and bold configurations in design, in which strong and abstract structures of line and colour predominate.
Formally considered we might think of this syllogism as the logical schematization of the most developed form of recognition in which thinkers acknowledge others as free thinkers.
Locke offers a schematization of four traditional values religious, moral, logical and aesthetic to demonstrate how his theory classifies values into types according to their characteristic feeling-quality (see the table below) (VI 43).
In Quine's idealized schematization of the relation between theory and evidence, evidence for theory consists of observation categoricals.
Revising al-Kindi's schematization, and showing the influence of Alexander of Aphrodisias' understanding of Aristotle, Farabi posits a cognitive process in which the human intellect moves from a state of potentiality to one of actuality, acquiring in the process a discrete sum of intelligibles that it can access when desired.
(Kant further complicates this issue by identifying number as the pure schema of the category of magnitude (Longuenesse 1998).) There arises an interpretive question as to whether mathematical concepts, whose conceptual content is given sensibly, require schematization by a distinguishable "third thing", and, if so, what it amounts to (Young 1984).
These conjure African sculpture and masks, schematizations of stretched pelts, mechanical drawings and also a kaleidoscope's interlocking shapes.
In line with Freud's discussions of fantasizing in psychical life, Lacan treats fantasies, particularly those functioning at the level of fundamental formations of the unconscious, as schematizations (in a quasi-Kantian respect) of desiring subjectivity.
