These conceptions determine the general structure of all particular thing-concepts that are such that any creature sharing the essential structures of intentional consciousness will be capable of forming and grasping them, respectively, under different lifeworldly conditions.
Neither of these conceptions are particularly subtle: the Kennedys as American Landmark flashcards.
These conceptions would soon be replaced by darker images, of airplanes as tools of war.
And these conceptions of structure have in many instances, subject only to minor changes, endured in the contemporary study of social science.
These conceptions are linked closely to the art of divination for which the Etruscans were especially famous in the ancient world.
The illustrators, the authors write, "drew on images they associated with Islam, having inherited these conceptions from the Orientalist artistic legacy of the United States, as well as from impressions — perhaps latent — of Islam understood from European history".
Nevertheless, all these conceptions are terribly inadequate.
Do these conceptions characterize the same class of properties?
These conceptions could be characterized as local and global.
Both these conceptions of substance provide difficulties of interpretation.
For prior to these conceptions there were no such sentiments.
