Sentence examples for without concept from inspiring English sources

David Bark-Jones's overweening performance confirms everything that makes people suspicious of modern media dons (and maybe a little bit of Tom Stoppard), being undeniably brilliant but completely without concept of when to cease demonstrating the fact.

Derrida writes, "It is true that Ethics in Levinas's sense is an Ethics without law and without concept, which maintains its non-violent purity only before being determined as concepts and laws.

We present the results of a numerical experiment which examined the performance of a number of representative methods on both synthetic and real-world data sets with and without concept drift, and discuss the implications for the directions of future research in light of the taxonomy.

Toward the end of the 18th century, Kant expressed the theory quite succinctly in the Critique of Pure Reason: "Thoughts without content are empty; percepts without concepts are blind".

One is reminded here of Kant's dictum that "concepts without intuition" (Anschauung i.e., empirical content) "are empty and that intuitions without concepts are blind".

Thus, without the existence of things there would be no concepts, without concepts no spoken words, and without spoken words no written ones.

This cognition allows us and many non-human animals to navigate and operate in the world to a great extent without concepts.

In particular, Kantian pure or empirical intuition required the addition of concepts in order to constitute any sort of insight ("intuitions without concepts are blind" -- Critique of Pure Reason, A51), whereas Schleiermacher had in mind a sort of insight unmediated by concepts.

In a nutshell, as it relates to applied ethics, we could paraphrase Kant: thoughts (ethical principles, norms) without content (empirical information, evidence) are empty, intuitions (empirical information, evidence) without concepts (ethical principles, norms) are blind.

The design involved two between-subject factors: semantic feedback (with, without) and concept feedback (with, without).

He thus allows for no conception of perfection without a concept of purpose.