They are the indispensable prerequisite of perception, apperception, and experience. |
Balthasar's appreciation was probably influenced by Adrienne von Speyr's more mystical apperception of the heart and soul of Mozart. |
And this requires a higher grade and greater facility of apperception. |
One of the better-known terms of Leibniz's philosophy, and of his philosophy of mind, is apperception. |
Ultimately the program helps staffs and commanders escape the gravitational pull of western military thought and achieve cultural apperception. |
At the apperception of it she shrieked, ran to the window where she shrieked again. |