Translation of "Intentionalität" in English

Intentionality can therefore easily be explained with the goals in the brain.

The whole intentionality of the questioning has become fully different.

Else Tunemyr uses movement to liberate bodies from their intentionality.

Can personality and intentionality be ascribed to animals as an object of investigation?

What inferences about the phenomenology of intentionality can be drawn from unintentional racism?

It arises from – and draws to it – new and deeper wellsprings of collective intentionality.

In this method you charge water with intentionality from your BA or Celestial Soul.

If algorithms organise their own structuring we should not attribute intentionality to them.

The fragmentary prevents its intentionality, which would prove it as a figure in front of the background.

Human communication is much more complex, because it also includes skills and motivations of shared intentionality.

W. Barz, "The real trouble with intentionality", Philosophical Explorations, vol.

Here, the intentionality of humanity is studied using a musical example: what drives people?

Considering the individual perspective and the mobility schemes mentioned above in relation to the criteria of contextuality and intentionality of learning processes, it is necessary to include formal, nonformal and informal learning as processes in acquiring knowledge, skills and competences when considering how to establish a credit system.

One further step in the elaboration is to link learning activity ‘intentionality and contextuality’ with the existing reference levels (here ISCED levels), as elaborated in the harmonised list of learning activities (2002).

But all of these interests are in the service of addressing the problem of intentionality, "what it is to represent the world in both speech and thought".

Intentionality refers to the notion that consciousness is always the consciousness of something.

As a result of thesedevelopments, drug prevention effort in many Member States, previously characterised by ‘low focalisation(predominantly unspecific interventions and few adequateprevention materials), low intentionality (low training levelof the professionals working in the area), low pro-activityand evaluation (low level of research and lack of evaluationprocedures), low continuity (frequent ad hoc interventions)and low coordination and participation (lack ofcoordination concerning the implemented activities)’(Portuguese national report), is slowly improving.

According to all we know, these variations are strictly accidental, totally devoid of any intentionality or foresight – hence the widespread notion that the history of life was ruled by contingency.

Does he not believe that apart from our talent for shared intentionality some other domain-general or – specifically cognitive – emotional skills also distinguish us from our simian cousins?

The focus of the thesis is on different approaches to shared intentionality and its underlying socio-cognitive abilities.

Eminent scientists like Arbib, Rizzolatti, or Corballis see in the mirror neuron system the very basis of shared intentionality, the notion on which Tomasello grounds his theory.

When Becker/Cuntz/Kusser ask about the role assigned to things or material objects “in the framework of an agencement, an ensemble of constantly dividing and redistributing agency”[13], then it is clear that the agency invoked here is by no means coupled to a human subject or even the intentionality of an allegedly autonomous individual.

The critical feature of the intentionality of the group is that it is not localized in a single unit.

It is through these gaps, these near-mystical voids, that the central intentionality of Mariscotti's works - to unveil an aspect of sublimity - is carried forth.

In Searle's language, the paper has inherited a "status function" based on our "collective intentionality" to imbue it and millions of other things with specific meaning and power.