conceptualities造句

例句与造句

1. Beyond conceptuality, the Buddha is neither attached nor non-attached.
2. Particular objects are perceived, as it were, already infused with conceptuality stemming the spontaneity of the rational subject herself.
3. God is beyond all conceptuality and human thinking, which can only occur in terms of self-identity, or Being.
4. Ethical behaviour is about remaining alert precisely to the threat of this injustice, about paying attention to things in their particularity and not enclosing them within abstract conceptuality.
5. What we are witnessing, says Lyotard, is actually the differend; the straining of the mind at the edges of itself and at the edges of its conceptuality.
6. It's difficult to find conceptualities in a sentence. 用conceptualities造句挺难的
7. In his work, Ellenberger developed a conceptuality of freudianism founded on archivistics and reference to the concepts of " mental tools ", " long length " and " system of thought ".
8. Ignorance ( " avidy
   
   " ) for Dharmak +
   rti is conceptuality, pseudo-perception and superimposition overlaid on the naturally radiant ( " prabh
   
   svara " ) nature of pure perception.
9. B . Alan Wallace compares the Theravada meditative practice of " attending to the emblem of consciousness " to the practice in Mahamudra and Dzogchen of " maintaining the mind upon non-conceptuality ", which is also aimed at focusing on the nature of consciousness.
10. In his view, history of problem is 1 ) based on original elements of human experience; 2 ) always new, because the experience of problems and their solutions are always new; 3 ) rich, because to one problem refers to multiple ideas and conceptualities; 4 ) infinite, because the solutions and approaches to the problems are infinite; 5 ) interdisciplinary, because different sciences can solve the same problem from different points of view; 6 ) intercultural, because problems are common elements of the various civilizations; 7 ) able to open new ways to find new solutions.
11. Later Sethian texts such as Zostrianos and Allogenes draw on the imagery of older Sethian texts, but utilize " a large fund of philosophical conceptuality derived from contemporary Platonism, ( that is late middle Platonism ) with no traces of Christian content . " Indeed, the doctrine of the " triple-powered one " found in the text Allogenes, as discovered in the Nag Hammadi Library, is " the same doctrine as found in the anonymous Parmenides commentary ( Fragment XIV ) ascribed by Hadot to Porphyry [ . . . ] and is also found in Plotinus'Ennead 6.7, 17, 13 26 ."