Sentence examples for ways of perceiving from inspiring English sources

A profound rethinking of the philosophy of color vision, using historical diagnosis to identify unconfronted assumptions inherited from Aristotle and drawing on recent science and philosophy to develop its own philosophical synthesis, in the spirit of ecological functionalism, which shows how colors can be real and yet be perceiver relative ways of perceiving things.

The fact that conception takes physical objects as (direct) intentional objects marks a key contrast with the Way of Ideas since, on the Way of Ideas, conception, perception, judgment and belief are "only different ways of perceiving ideas in our own minds" (EIP 4.1, 298).

"Japanese and Koreans have different ways of perceiving nature," she said.

He said metrics were valuable tools but were in danger of squelching other ways of perceiving.

Our ways of perceiving and valuing ecosystem functions are also undergoing rapid change.

We have different groups, different ways of perceiving health and how to go about achieving health.

We absorb a way of perceiving the world from parents and neighbors.

These are the living directors who most changed, for the better, my way of perceiving.

But it is French that defined my way of perceiving the world".

They embraced ideas and actions that implied an alternative way of perceiving politics.

So does his extraordinary way of perceiving ordinary things, like well-made knives and kitchen appliances.