Sentence examples for view of the categories from inspiring English sources

This view of the categories as categories of words is also transmitted by Boethius to the Middle Ages where it becomes standard.

To get a more general view of the categories and the classification of the terms, all previously mentioned classifications are merged into a comprehensive multidimensional view (see Figure 6).

Like other Neoplatonic commentaries, Boethius' work draws heavily from Porphyry and perpetuates the view of the categories which became the canonical interpretation of Aristotle's text, i.e., that it is a work about vocal signs that signify things (Boethius 1847, 160 a-b).

Table 1 provides a comprehensive view of the categories.

Building on the existing tourism humour literature, the study investigated tourists' views of the categories of humour used by Australian tour guides.

Therefore, the dimensions that emerge from the factor analysis draw up a precise view of the major categories of the symptoms in the Y-BOCS, but a partial view of the symptomatic diversity of the disorder.

Click into a category, and you'll be offered the same views for that respective category, except with a view of that category's free apps instead of the featured apps view.

"You have to take a longer view of this category, and fundamentally ask the question: 'Billion dollar media franchises have continued emerging through all the technology change over the last 50 years, so why should the next 5 to 10 years be any different?'".

These texts are important for understanding two aspects of Aquinas' view, the derivation of the categories from modes of predication and the isomorphism between language, thought, and reality.

We used conjunction analysis to learn whether there is a brain area which is always active when a desirable picture is viewed, regardless of the category to which it belongs.

In the late 1970s and the 1980s, stimulated by results from mathematical logic and by some ideas of Quine, Putnam abandoned his long-standing defence of metaphysical realism the view that the categories and structures of the external world are both causally and ontologically independent of the conceptualizations of the human mind.