Sentences with phrase «limited perception of the world»

Atheism is for people that want to be right about everything and can't admit there might be more to life than their limited perception of the world.

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When «perception» is limited to the material presented to our minds by the five senses we are by no means dealing yet in a fundamental way with the reality of the world.

Part of the difficulties of Cartesian philosophy, and of any philosophy which accepts [presentational immediacy] as a complete account of perception, is to explain how we know more than this meager fact about the world although our only avenue of direct knowledge limits us to this barren residuum.

Nonsensuous perception is certainly not limited to the causal efficacy of the world on or through the sense organs.

But seen another way, the Pelicans surrounded Davis with a group of talented players with something to prove, then gave them the freedom to be themselves and the belief they could prove the limited perceptions that the world had of them wrong.

During the sensorimotor stage, an infant's knowledge of the world is limited to his or her sensory perceptions and motor activities.

Imagine living trapped in a cave, basing your perception of the world on your limited view.

Rene Brent's «How Big Is Your BUT» is chock full of insight, practicality and opportunity — opportunity for the inspired reader to connect to their own limiting beliefs, negative feelings and disruptive behavior, to transform the perception of themselves and the world, to finally begin to thrive.

Driven by an interest and insight into «the way that the world is constituted», as well as what he describes as «the pure joy of seeing», Gursky makes photographs that are not just depictions of places or situations, but reflections on the nature of image - making and the limits of human perception.

Swerving between abstract imagery and glimpses of the world, Lloyd's exhibition explores light as both a medium and subject of digital technologies and draws attention to both the possibilities and limits of visual perception.

Swerving between abstract imagery and glimpses of the world, the exhibition explores light as both a medium and subject of digital technologies and draws attention to the possibilities and limits of visual perception.

Limited Functionality Mode is continued exploration of day - to - day rituals by means of analysis of reality perception through a bureaucratic lens and conception of the modern office life as the world behind the looking - glass.

He expertly employs technology and light to frame larger questions of perception, high - tech dependency, and privacy in a world where the very idea of limits is slowly melting away.

For individuals who maintain a perception that they have limited ability to change views of the self, world, and future (i.e., the negative cognitive triad)(Beck 1983), low perceived control may trigger helplessness and hopelessness cognitions which subsequently increase one's susceptibility to experience depressive symptomology.