The philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche said that "All truly great thoughts are conceived by walking".
In a speaker's mind, a thought is conceived, then spoken, heard, and then ultimately gives birth to new thought in the listener's mental landscape.
The previously dominant school of thought, structuralism, conceived of psychology as the science of consciousness, experience, or mind; although bodily activities were not excluded, they were considered significant chiefly in their relations to mental phenomena.
From the time of the earliest philosophers, but definitively with Plato, says Heidegger, Western thought has conceived of being as the presence of beings, which in the modern world has come to mean the availability of beings for use.
Four philosophical currents deserve special attention at this period because of their growing influence and the new ideas and approaches they introduced in Latin American philosophy: socialist and Marxist thought (broadly conceived), philosophical analysis, the philosophy of liberation, and the history of philosophy.
The capacity for thought is conceived here as the capacity to engage in internal dialogue, and thus to be aware of oneself as containing both an I and a Thou (a generic other), so that, in the act of thinking, the human individual stands in a relation to his species in which non-human animals, and human beings qua biological organisms, are incapable of standing.
Mao Zedong Thought was conceived not only by Mao Zedong, but by leading party officials.
If you make a simple calculation using Moore's Law, you'll find that these supercomputers, inside of a decade, will have the ability to compute an entire human lifetime of 80 years including every thought ever conceived during that lifetime in the span of a month.
Another school of thought conceives of Mr. Erdogan's campaign as a clumsy, occasionally excessive but necessary correction: an effort to undo Turkey's long marginalization of the devout.
"I've got no-one lined up, I've got no conceived thoughts and ideas with regards to any names.
VI) Mill agreed, "it is a misapprehension of the utilitarian mode of thought to conceive it as implying that people should fix their minds upon so wide a generality as the world, or society at large".
