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1. He referred to the living human intelligence, particularly the active intellect, which he believed to be the substance.
2. In that passage Aristotle appears to equate the active intellect with the " unmoved mover " and God.
3. The material and immaterial interact through the Active Intellect, which is a " divine light " containing the intelligible forms.
4. The Active Intellect reveals the universals concealed in material objects much like the sun makes color available to our eyes.
5. The author ( Philoponus or pseudo-Philoponus ? ) sets the theory on the role and functioning of the active intellect.
6. It's difficult to find active intellect in a sentence. 用active intellect造句挺難的
7. But some people can use " insight " to avoid this step and derive conclusions directly by conjoining with the active intellect.
8. The " active intellect " must reside safely and eternally " in God ", so as to safeguard man's capacity to reason.
9. He wore his khaki uniform, stayed out of trouble and displayed an active intellect that suggested a bright future, his teachers said.
10. On the other hand, concerning the active intellect, like Alexander and Plotinus, he saw this as a transcendent being existing above and outside man.
11. Some of them regarded the active intellect as a power external to the human mind, Alexander going so far as to identify it with God.
12. On one hand, there is the active intellect, and on the other, the idea of perception awareness or how we are aware that we are perceiving.
13. He rejects both the sensible and the intelligible species ( " species intelligibiles " ), introduced, he says, to explain sense-perception, as also the active intellect.
14. It works with images coming from the common sense and imagination, using reasoning ( Greek " logos " ) as well as the " active intellect ".
15. The album is named after an ancient medieval philosophical questioning of how the mind operates in relation to the so-called active intellect, also known as agent intellect and other names.
16. All our intellectual activity rests on sensory function; but through the active intellect ( intellectus agens ) an abstract representation of the sensible object is provided for the intellectual possibility.
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