Sentence examples for second conception from inspiring English sources
In the UK much of the talk surrounding this second conception of identity centres on multiculturalism.
And that is the second conception of things, the Chinese one, that has influenced the American debate.
As pregnancy progresses, placental production of progesterone increases, and these high doses suppress ovulation, preventing a second conception.
The second conception has become increasingly influential in much contemporary analytic philosophy e.g., in the work of the American philosophers Donald Davidson (1917 2003) and Daniel Dennett.
Although this second conception of substance is both clearer and more readily applicable than its predecessor, the difficulty about it from the metaphysician's point of view is that it sets him in direct rivalry with the scientist.
The second conception of being is the mystical conception.
Berlin associates this second conception especially with such continental philosophers as Spinoza, Rousseau, and Hegel.
Variations of this second conception are also available in some branches of Vedānta.
The theory of mysticism, the second conception of being Royce considers, likewise meets with problems.
The second conception is more theoretical, positing elements as constituents of composite bodies.
The second conception of repentance focuses not on the person but on the sinful act he has committed.
