An ambitious project that emphasizes how photography in recent decades has chosen to become
a kind of consciousness of the world, becoming a witness also of what is often concealed.
There isn't anything wrong with either
kind of consciousness, and in fact my favorite films of the festival were intimate, small - scale dramas that derived their power to move from their strong sense of personality and human experience.
When movement is infused with
this kind of consciousness, it becomes a work of art.
Not that it will necessarily have the same
kind of consciousness as humans: it is unlikely to be wondering who it is, for instance.
It would let a robot learn a skill by imitation and afford
a kind of consciousness.
But what other
kind of consciousness could there be?
What does the «I» mean —
my kind of consciousness as a philosopher?
We can only show this if we can show that we have a quite different
kind of consciousness (understanding and selfreflection), which can not be explained materially and, therefore, requires the immaterial soul, created by God, to explain this power.
A person's style can change, but
the kind of consciousness he brought to the table is unteachable.
Not exact matches
These answers are the correct answer if you're a Kardashian or a brand like Apple or Facebook, each
of which have such a huge footprint in the public's
consciousness that Zuckerberg or Kim becoming a parent or endorsing a new
kind of breakfast sandwich is automatically news.
Credit that
kind of ground - level intelligence to Signpost's reliance on the collective consumer
consciousness.
Let us read history, our history, as a living account
of what we once were, with the double - edged
consciousness that all
of this has gone forever and that, in spite
of everything, that period
of youth and every moment
of our lives remain mysteriously present at the wellsprings
of our soul in a
kind of delectable eternity.»
He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings as something separated from the rest — a
kind of optical delusion
of his
consciousness.
Reflective
consciousness makes us not merely different from them but wholly other: it is a difference not merely
of degree but
of kind: a change
of nature, resulting from a change
of state.
Thus reflection has no
kind of primacy over the
consciousness reflected - on.
While I have seen no studies done on this, from what I have seen, dying people are more focussed on the
kinds of things noted in the article (pain alleviation, cleanliness particularly in light
of the huge issue toilet - time becomes) than on whether an afterlife or mere end
of consciousness that awaits them.
Where the dialogue between this newer modern
consciousness and the biblical witness is sensitively pursued, it can yield the
kind of critical insight into our understanding
of man which we desperately need in this age
of yearning and conflict.
Where you seem to slip [off the rails all the time is your contention god and / or created
consciousness exits without ANY evidence
of ANY
kind except AN IDEA!
Deep - seated motives, dispositions and intentions do not appear to have the same
kind of temporality as the clocked events
of the physical world or the events
of a supposed «stream
of consciousness.
We have experimented with the use
of EEG in prayer (watching the brain waves to discern a rise in spiritual
consciousness), the use
of the consensor with prayer groups, and the impact
of certain
kinds of music as observable with biofeedback machines.
It is the function
of a particular
kind of complex integration
of physical and conceptual feelings which yields the higher intellectual feelings with the subjective form
of consciousness.
Sometimes the experience can be accompanied by a
kind of inner, transformative
consciousness of God, but not necessarily.
As a school the postliberal project has been shorter on movement -
consciousness than many previous schools
of its
kind, such as Boston personalism or the biblical theology movement.
I mean, instead, the
kind of thinking that logic, in its most elementary forms, attempts to bring to self -
consciousness.
Both women and men need, and are asking for, the
kind of counseling and
consciousness raising which will help them challenge old stereotypes and liberate more fully their spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical potential.
Extrasensory communications
of various
kinds occasionally enter
consciousness to disturb our rationalistic systems based on the supposed primacy
of sensory experience.
The very existence
of life, mind, and
consciousness was a
kind of embarrassment to the mechanical view.
(A North Castle Paperback), calling for a stage
of consciousness that requires us to develop new
kinds of spirituality and new understandings
of religion and
of ethics and values as well.
It was the age
of Confucius in China,
of the Buddha in India, and
of Mahavira, founder
of Jainism, the period also when the principal Hindu Upanishads were written,
of Lao - tzu and the flourishing
of Taoism in China,
of the prophet Zoroaster in the Middle East,
of the great transformative prophets Ezekiel, Jeremiah and second - Isaiah in Israel, and finally this was the period
of the birth
of philosophy and science and what we call Western culture in Greece, all these developments at the same time arising independently in different cultures for reasons not yet fully understood — a
kind of quickening
of human
consciousness all over the globe.
Not, it is true (at least not yet, here below) synthesis pushed to the point where it calls into being some new
kind of autonomous super-center in the depths
of the synthesized, but a synthesis which at least suffices to erect, as though it were a vault above our heads, a domain
of interwoven
consciousness, the site, support and instrument
of super-vision and super-ideas.
That novel, a
kind of «Portrait
of the Artist as a Young Black Woman,» depicts the process
of a woman's coming to
consciousness, finding her voice and developing the power to tell her story.
So we may say that since by a sort
of chain - reaction
consciousness, itself borne
of complexity, finds itself in a position to bring about «artificially» a further increase
of complexity in its material dwelling (thus engendering or liberating a further growth
of reflective
consciousness, and so on...) the terrestrial evolution
of Life, following its main axis
of hominization, is not only completely altering the scale
of its creations but is also entering an «explosive» phase
of an entirely new
kind.
Possibly the human species, by successfully responding to current challenges, could become so united in love and goodwill that there would be some
kind of spiritual center linking all humans together in a commonality
of consciousness.
It does this because it is profoundly and accurately aware that the
kind of thinking which declared Jesus Lord and Christ by his Resurrection from the dead is a
kind of thinking which is a function
of the historical
consciousness of the community within which that claim was made.
Again, even if what is thus apprehended is
of the same
kind, the distinction is great enough — has enough breadth — to require
consciousness to function by modes that themselves appear as different in
kind.
For the fundamental presumption behind democratic societies is that the
consciousness of something called the common citizen is privileged no matter what
kind of formation it may or may not have had.
It is remarkable how often he takes ideas developed by those who assumed that the civilizing
of humanity and the emergence
of the historical
consciousness are some
kind of progress, agrees with them, and then shows how this has in fact been a deepening
of alienation.
I offer these data about the respective religious compositions
of the two cities with the
consciousness of now; back then distinctions
of this
kind would have largely escaped me and, I think, most
of my fellow twin cities Jews as well.
It is not along a single line that
Consciousness has emerged and is increasing on earth, but along an immense fan
of nervures, each nervure representing a particular
kind of sensory perception and knowledge.
It was a transformation
of the same order
of magnitude, and psychologically
of the same
kind: that is to say, an acquiescence, at once free and enforced, in the necessity
of adopting a new point
of view to the extent that this resulted from a general and irresistible maturing
of the human
consciousness.
But now we must ask to what extent the common conception
of God itself derives from the same
kind of projection
of the human
consciousness out into the unknown, as that which initiated animism, Platonism and the doctrine
of immortality.
Among philosophers working on the mind / body problem, the word «qualia» stands for all those features
of consciousness that give awareness its specific identity as a particular
kind of experience: the redness
of red, the sadness
of depression, the piquancy
of papaya juice, the irksomeness
of traffic jams, the crankiness that comes from insomnia, the hurt feelings arising from playground taunts, and so forth.
Does it not suggest that this is a general law
of life; that the living creature, compelled for its own survival to attach itself materially and spiritually to others
of its
kind, and to an increasing extent as it progresses autonomously and in individual freedom, is automatically prevented by Nature from rising above a given level
of emancipation and
consciousness?
The experiences which I have in mind are clearly distinguishable from another
kind of experience which I have had very frequently, and which I fancy many persons would also call the «
consciousness of a presence.»
consciousness is a fickle
kind of thing that scientist and psychologists / psychiatrists are still not sure
of yet... there is still debate about that
Always it will mean the
kind of sincerity that removes self -
consciousness from our religious acts.
For such people metaphor not only promises more than it can deliver, but its promises are too often grounded on false
consciousness, so that a loss
of faith in it is the beginning
of wisdom — perhaps the philosopher Richard Rorty's discovery (bad news for Haeckel and his
kind) that out there there is really no «out there.»
In any
kind of counseling and
consciousness raising it is well to begin with relatively nonthreatening fantasies such as the «Box and Meadow» before moving into the fantasies detailed below.
Socrates thinks the difficulty through in the doctrine
of Recollection, by which all learning and inquiry is interpreted as a
kind of remembering; one who is ignorant needs only a reminder to help him come to himself in the
consciousness of what he knows.
This mode
of consciousness is «present as a
kind of feeling for life, in man's pre-scientific
consciousness and has as such impressed itself on modern man's everyday experience
of life».1 As a result «man's
consciousness of his own identity has become weaker and more damaged in the course
of human progress.