Sentence examples for terms of consciousness from inspiring English sources

In terms of consciousness of privacy in general, I would put Germany at the extreme end".

In your book you talk about understanding abortion in terms of consciousness and morality.

Descartes provides one of the first purely psychological uses of the concept of consciousness when he defines thought in terms of consciousness.

Yogacara Buddhist theories of consciousness as the primary reality and explanatory principle most likely influenced Nishida's tendency in his early works to explain all reality in terms of consciousness.

While he was still thinking in terms of consciousness, however, Nishida avoided pinpointing awareness and spoke of the world as a field of consciousness to indicate the extension of the term beyond the individual self.

The main line of evidence for this reading of Descartes are the texts above if it's conceptually possible to doubt that our conscious thoughts do in fact represent anything, and if thought is defined in terms of consciousness, then it seems that consciousness will be the more fundamental concept.

Moreover, the phenomenologists also reject the attempt to construe intransitive consciousness in terms of transitive consciousness, that is, they reject the view that a conscious state is a state we are conscious of as object.

In its synchronic form, we have suggested that a natural way to think of unified consciousness is in terms of joint consciousness.

It is probably the most influential hour and a half of television there has ever been in terms of public consciousness and awareness.

(Neither does Huxley use the terms "stream of consciousness" or "brain-process").

Ms. Diallo's lawyer, Kenneth P. Thompson, has already begun framing the case in terms of class consciousness.