That said, the nub of the dispute comes down to matters no treaties, directives or decrees can bury: history, tradition, emotion, perception.
Although it is difficult to gauge how these traditional perceptions would affect decisions regarding circumcision, such perceptions have probably contributed to the lack of tradition and motivation for circumcision in China.
Language barriers and differences in cultural traditions and perceptions have been offered as explanations to discrepancies in quality of care received (55, 58).
Why they will not: There are a lot of teams to leap, and not having a winning tradition hurts with perception.
(Within the phenomenological tradition intentionality and perception had always been discussed together: see the entry on phenomenology).
Klug's versions of Catullus, Virgil, and a marvelous, profane Horace are 'after' these poets in at least two senses the ordinary linguistic sense and the sense of honoring and carrying on a tradition of poetic perception as those secular Roman poets are resurrected under the pen of a contemporary American Christian.
"I think you're looking at habit, culture, perceptions, tradition and curricular emphasis".
For some, the biggest challenges for enterprise entrepreneurs stem from the country's socialist traditions, and the perception of privately-owned companies by a sizeable chunk of the population as places where man exploits man for profit.
Openness to change, which is part of an individual's perception of tradition, and self-enhancement, which is part of an individual's perception of self-direction have been used in the consumer innovativeness literature to explain the desire for new experience (Hartman et al. 2006; Steenkamp et al. 1999).
In fact, by adding the qualifier 'non-erroneous' Dharmakīrti is simply following an established tradition of excluding from perception instances of perceptual illusions of the sort produced by, say, the rapid rotation of a firebrand, or cases of sensory impairment as in cataracts.
