unity of consciousness造句

例句与造句

1. Division and ignorance are overcome, and replaced with a unity of consciousness.
2. Many psychological studies assume a unity of consciousness.
3. Slippage in the unity of consciousness.
4. The unity of consciousness is disrupted and the intentions of the will are impeded or made impossible.
5. Central to many debates in philosophy of psychology and cognitive science is Kant's conception of the unity of consciousness.
6. It's difficult to find unity of consciousness in a sentence. 用unity of consciousness造句挺难的
7. For Feinberg, solving the problem of the unity of consciousness is like building a cathedral from a billion blades of grass.
8. For example, Manfred Frank claims that Deleuze's theory of individuation as a process of bottomless differentiation fails to explain the unity of consciousness.
9. All aspects of division and ignorance of consciousness, at the vital and mental levels, would be overcome, and replaced with a unity of consciousness at every plane.
10. The existence of complexes throws serious doubt on the naive assumption of the unity of consciousness, which is equated with'psyche,'and on the supremacy of the will.
11. All aspects of division and ignorance of consciousness at the vital and mental levels would be overcome, replaced with a unity of consciousness at every plane, and even the physical body transformed and divinised.
12. An analogous unity of consciousness, an unity superhuman in grade, but intimately bound up with, and inclusive of, our separate personalities, must exist, if loyalty is well founded, wherever a real cause wins the true devotion of ourselves.
13. If, as I have said, his actual doctrine takes rather the form of an Ethical Realism, that is because, to his mind, the ethical relationships amongst individuals, while existing solely for the sake of the individual minds themselves, appear to him, as he expresses himself, to be irreducible to the contents in any one mind, or to any other element definable in terms of any single unity of consciousness.
14. A viable mechanism for this phenomenon must address ( 1 ) the difficulties of reconciling the global nature of the participating ( exogenous ) signals and their relevant ( endogenous ) associations, ( 2 ) the interface between lower perceptual processes and higher cognitive processes, ( 3 ) the identification of signals ( sometimes referred to as  tagging ) as they are processed and routed throughout the brain, and ( 4 ) the emergence of a unity of consciousness.
15. According to ethnographer Bonnie Nardi, a leading theorist in AT, activity theory " focuses on practice, which obviates the need to distinguish'applied'from'pure'science understanding everyday practice in the real world is the very objective of scientific practice . . . . The object of activity theory is to understand the unity of consciousness and activity . " Sometimes called " Cultural-Historical Activity Theory ", this approach is particularly useful for studying a group that exists " largely in virtual form, its communications mediated largely through electronic and printed texts ."