Sentence examples for use of the categories from inspiring English sources
It seems that only the third requires the use of concepts; this problem of non-concept-using syntheses and their relationship to use of the categories becomes a substantial issue in the second edition (see B150ff)., where Kant tries to save the universality of the objective deduction by arguing that all three kinds of syntheses are required to represent objects.
Outside the Lyceum, the Stoic school was partly following Aristotle in its interest in formal logic, the theory of meaning, and use of the categories (e.g., substance, quality, relation).
Here, Maimon argues, the quid juris of the deduction — the question about the legitimate use of the categories — can likewise be cast into doubt.
Making use of the categories of his own metaphysics in this way shows more effectively than merely backing the mind into a contradiction why the ontological inference is valid.
In the surviving evidence, Chrysippus frequently makes use of the categories of substance and quality, but makes little use of the other two Stoic categories (somehow disposed and somehow disposed in relation to something).
This study will make use of the categories 'care consumption', 'informal care consumption', and 'use of medication'.
For example, the broad use of the category "parasitic liver" may be more useful at detecting changes in disease if inspectors used more specific criteria when condemning organs.
But German jurists refused to make use of the category.
For example, the consistent use of the category of human dignity in its Personalistic approach is employed by the Catholic Church in its unambiguous condemnation of artificial procreation.
Put another way, numbers do not answer the question "how many" but rather "how many As are B?" Throughout his writings, Reinach makes extensive use of the category of states of affairs (Sachverhalte).
The frequencies of the response categories showed little use of the category "Strongly Disagree" and a moderate frequency for "Disagree".
