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En la etimologia de concipere y de comprehendere, y de intendere y de intelligere, y luego en la de substantia y accidens y existere, y en la de mil vocablos, va la filosofia escolastica toda.
La concepcion unamuniana de asignatura como ciencia viva
Ego sane, cum mecum perpendo, definitiones non nisi conceptus Mentis nostrae continere; Mentem autem nostra multa concipere, quae non existunt, et foecundissimum esse in rerum semel conceptarum multiplicatione, et augmentatione, necum video, quomodo ex eo conceptu, quem de Deo habeo, inferre possim Dei existentiam.
The role of Aristotle in Schelling's positive philosophy
Quadro 1--Composicionalidade, arbitrariedade e nova composicionalidade Forma 1 Forma Forma 4 Novas arbitraria Forma 2 Formacao Forma 3 Nova formacoes de base composicional arbitrarizacao composicionais ardere arsus assus assare recipere receptum receptum receptare concipere conceptum conceptum conceptare volvere voltus voltus voltare assumere assumptus assumptus assuntare Fonte: Elaboracao propria.
Lexical insertion or lexical wrapping?/Insercao lexical ou envoltorio lexical?
Rem enim quamdam vere concipere nihil aliud est, quam actio seu formatio mentalis alicuis rei; atque ideo id, quod de re aliqua concipitur, nil aliud est, quam illius rei primus formationis modus, vel, si mavis, generatio (Medicina mentis, 67).
Critica de Leibniz a las definiciones geneticas
An non putas omni fideli licere concipere et constituere, dumtaxat quod Deo congruat, quod disciplinae conducat, quod saluti proficiat, dicente Domino: Cur autem non et a vobis ipsis quod justum judicatis (Lc 12,57)?
La ratio en las fuentes normativas del derecho canonico
The English concept, which derives from the Latin conceptum (past participle of concipere, to conceive) implies both ideas and, like the German Begriffi, notions anchored in specific terms.
N. E. Koposov, N. D. Potapova, and M. M. Krom, eds., Historical Concepts and Political Ideas in Russia in the 16th-20th Centuries: A Collection of Scholarly Works/Istoricheskie poniatiia i politicheskie idei v Rossii XVI-XX veka: Sbornik nauchnykh rabot
The Latin root concipere of the word concept combines the ideas to take in and to conceive.
Intelligence and living systems: a decision-making perspective
Verum tranquillitas tua, imperator invicte, altiori consilio quam mens poterat terrena concipere ex libris antiqua desiderat, curo ipsam antiquitatem factis recentibus antecedat.
Auctor, utilitas, princeps. L'Epitoma rei militaris e il de rebus bellicis tra tecnica e letteratura
In Abelard's earlier cognitive theory, concipere referred to a joining together of images.
"We Speak to God with our Thoughts": Abelard and the Implications of Private Communication with God
concipere animo non potes, quantum momenti adferre mihi singulos dies videam.
Self-scrutiny and self-transformation in Seneca's letters
Mulier annis domi detinetur in desidia, ac velut altioris provinciae incapax, nihil praeter acus et filum concipere permittitur.
The single self: feminist thought and the marriage market in early modern Venice
Concetto is a form of the verb concipire (to conceive), from the Latin concipere, which means "to lay hold of entirely," "to absorb" (as liquid) "to catch" (as a fire), hence "to conceive" (as a child).
Form and gender

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