Sentence examples for sensible species from inspiring English sources

This stimulation causes a "sensible species" to be generated in the sense organ itself.

They eat flies, which are annoying, but that's only useful to us if we live in the swamps alongside them, which humans don't because we're a sensible species.

Unlike Plato, Aristotle understood perception as a form of knowledge of the surrounding world, and he spoke of it as the presence in the soul of the forms (later the "sensible species") of the objects that are said to be perceived.

The fantasy conserves sensible species apprehended by senses and freely combines them together to produce figments.

And it is within God's power both to preserve a sensible species of color after destroying the thing, and even to create such a sensible species even when no extramental thing ever existed.

The object issues forth the sensible species that, via the medium, come to be in the sense organ.

There is no difference between sensible and intelligible species.

It is this direct realism, above all else, that leads Olivi to reject the standard scholastic account of sensible and intelligible species.

Holkot's sharp disjunction between natural and spiritual "likenesses," natural and spiritual qualities, went beyond the traditional distinction between sensible and intelligible species and seems to show the effects of the Ockhamist critique, even while he retained remnants of the Aristotelian vocabulary.

The term "species" (whether sensible or intelligible) does not occur at all.

However, it is a sensible perspective if tree species grow in distinctive locations within the same forest (e.g. Valencia et al. 2004; Kraft et al. 2008), and thus offer epiphytes specific microclimatic conditions.