The terms of Fodor's language of thought, for example, are supposed to be able to refer to public objects.
There exist commercial tools that follow the same line of thought: For example, SmartFormula3D[146] (commercial, Bruker Daltonics) appears to implement a similar approach.
Polemics among different schools of thought, for example, were far more pronounced during the Warring States period than in the earlier Spring and Autumn period.
Ekman's school of thought, for example, arose in the post–World War II era when people were seeking ideas that reinforced our common humanity, Fridlund says.
The intelligible species are stored in the intellectual memory of the potential intellect [intellectus possibilis], which can then use them to form the corresponding concept in an act of thought, for example, in forming a judgment.
Following out this line of thought, David Hume, for example, argued that a free choice must be caused and that, therefore, freedom and causality must be compatible.
The complaint of thought insertion, for example, necessarily acknowledges that the inserted thoughts are thoughts that belong to the subject's experience, even as the agency for such thoughts are attributed to others.
From at least the 18th century onwards, one finds an intense debate about the nature of markets and their value for individuals and societies (on the history of economic thought see for example the classic Schumpeter (1954) or for a more technical account Blaug (1996)).
By this time, sheriff supremacy had cross-pollinated with other kinds of right-wing thought, resulting, for example, in the county-supremacy movement, in which dozens of counties adopted ordinances claiming control over federal land.
"Pity" is also sometimes used in secondary discussions of Horkheimer's thought (see for example Stirk 1992).
