Sentence examples for sensibility theory from inspiring English sources

Sensibility theory insists that the same is true of values.

Sensibility theory begins with an analogy with secondary quality concepts, such as colour concepts.

Sensibility theory therefore adopts the response dependency thesis quite broadly, holding it of all values.

Thus sensibility theory explicates values in terms of reasons: it adopts normative reduction.

Since it holds both response dependency and normative reduction, sensibility theory is a version of the FA theory of value.

The other main type of cognitivist view, sensibility theory, regards judgments as beliefs about merited responses (Wiggins 1987; McDowell 1998).

In the first place, sensibility theories and neo-sentimentalist theories have recently received both favorable and critical attention.

With the Romantic movement and its revolutionary shift in literary sensibility, prosodic theory became deeply influenced by early 19th-century speculation on the nature of imagination, on poetry as expression—"the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings," in Wordsworth's famous phrase and on the concept of the poem as organic form.

Panagia traces this approach by examining Rancière's modernist sensibilities, his theory of radical mediation, the influence of Gustave Flaubert on Rancière's literary voice, and how Rancière juxtaposes seemingly incompatible objects and phenomena to create moments of sensorial disorientation.

To Rahv, these were the archetypal poles of American fiction: a writer was animated either by experience or by consciousness, energy or sensibility, conduct or theories of conduct.

These people look at a racially polarized election map, and explain it away with either flippant fact-free stories about Hillary Clinton's "waitress-mom sensibility," or wild theories about Northern European migration trends from a century ago.