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Definicja reprezentatywności w słowniku jest lub odnosi się do doktryny, że w percepcji obiektów to, co jest przed umysłem, nie jest przedmiotem, lecz jego reprezentacją. Inna definicja reprezentatywności jest związana z praktyką lub poparciem próby przedstawiania przedmiotów, scen, postaci itp., Bezpośrednio lub w sposób bezpośredni.
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Masters of Narrative and Collaborative Therapies: The Voices ...
Such an idea in therapy is founded in a representationalistic or naive—realistic
understanding of language. According to this view, language is something that
either represents or does not represent what it refers to in the outer world.
Tapio Malinen, Scot J. Cooper, Frank N. Thomas,
2013
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Dictionary of Cognitive Sciences: Neuroscience, Psychology, ...
The “representationalistic” approach relates linguistic units to elements of thought
, and properties of linguistic units are explained in terms of the properties of the
elements of thought they represent. This poses the classic problems of ...
Olivier Houdé, Daniel Kayser, Olivier Koenig,
2003
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The Transfiguration of the Commonplace: A Philosophy of Art
So to the degree that my ideas are "clear and distinct," namely as o/this or that,
they must, if the representationalistic theory is right, exactly correspond to what I
am constrained to suppose their causes must be, given that they are identified as
...
Arthur Coleman Danto,
1981
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Deutscher Idealismus und die analytische Philosophie der ...
After distinguishing various forms of realism, Halbig claims that Hegel espouses
a direct, anti-representationalistic, and therefore extremely strong form of
epistemological realism. This is obvi- ously incompatible with a subjective
idealism, but ...
Karl Ameriks, Jurgen Stolzenberg,
2005
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Immanent Realism: An Introduction to Brentano
This is of course true of Aristotle; the De Anima is a work in theoretical scientific
psychology.65 Another misunderstanding considers Brentano's theses, even the
earlier ones, to be representationalistic.66 But presentations, even in Psychology
...
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Philosophical Dimensions of Logic and Science
... understanding of intentionality. We face here a typical dialectical situation. The
mentalistic thesis has a representationalistic idea of intentional content (at worst,
an image theory, capable of being appropriated into a physicalistic version).
Artur Rojszczak, Jacek Cachro, Gabriel Kurczewski,
2003
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Motivation and the Moral Sense in Francis Hutcheson’s ...
And reasons were given for maintaining that his doctrine of reflection does not
lend itself to naively realistic or representationalistic interpretations. Broad's
exposition of the Naively Realistic form of the Moral Sense Theory develops the ...
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Conflicts in Curriculum Theory: Challenging Hegemonic ...
... an increasingly diverse and intricate multiplicity (Roy, 2003). We need,
according to the Deleuzean approach, to understand teacher education free from
a representationalistic framework, which will allow young teachers to think in new
ways ...
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The Body/body Problem: Selected Essays
The existentialist counterclaim may then be read as follows: if knowledge of my
body is not representationalistic, then there is nothing between my body and
something which, in at least the central case, an external correspondence may or
may ...
Arthur Coleman Danto,
2001
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Naturalism and Historical Understanding: Essays on the ...
If the representationalistic account of the relationship between language and the
world were correct, it could not be said. Or, if it could be said, the correctness of
what we said could not be a matter of mere representation. So the theory turns ...