Similar words: perceptual, experience, experienced, inexperience, inexperienced, conceptual, near-death experience, inexperienced person. Meaning: n. the representation of what is perceived; basic component in the formation of a concept.
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1, We might assume that perceptual experiences of some kind are directly accessible to an observer, but observation statements certainly are not.
2, Musical enjoyment is a kind of perceptual experience, but the ability of musical enjoyment is reflecting of one's level on culture and art.
3, The subjective judgment of perceptual experience has its otherness and different combinations.
4, In the nature, it is concept thinking taking perceptual experience as intermediary.
5, "Close to life" is very popular in modern education. But life involves not only perceptual experience, but also spiritual state.
6, For instance, Sellars criticizes the theory as "myth" and denies the existence of so-called direct and independent perceptual experience.
7, Life image reflects students' attitudes towards life in the way of perceptual experience; while motto of life conveys their life meaning in a comparatively rational manner.
8, By visualizing the original life world, the world of meanings is considered a kind of perceptual experience and grasp of human existence.
9, His theory of expression may explain that language expresses experience is legal because language comes from perceptual experience.
10, Its basic clue is turning language to speech, then,(http://sentencedict.com/perceptual experience.html) probing speech from original silent perceptual experience.
11, So, she gives us a poetic explanation of the sparkling ideas, inside which when the perceptual experience and rational meditation...
12, A phenomenal concept is the concept of a particular type of sensory or perceptual experience, where the notion of experience is understood phenomenologically.
13, As a product of human society, Rock Music is regarded as a critical supplement to modern social music culture and perceptual experience.
14, During this process, campus culture can cultivate emotion of mould, temper will, excite interest, develop imagination, train fine quality, rich perceptual experience and so on.
15, The aim of the activity course is to enrich the students perceptual experience, promote their synthetical ability, and foster their spirit of independent involvement and creativity.
16, This same vast circuit also contributes to the genesis of our most intimate perceptual experience: our own sense of self.
17, Main players and low man on the team are different in the entertainment subscale scores, but similar in social recognition, perceptual experience.
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