teleo

So, if phenomenal character is a certain sort of teleo-representational content, then Swampman has no experiences and no qualia.

Qualia Tye, Michael 2007

At first the distinction was between dentological terms and teleological terms, and the question of their relation was expressed as whether deontological statements presupposed teleo - logical statements — that is, whether ought-assertions were meaningful only if you assumed certain purposes in the background.

RIGHT AND GOOD ABRAHAM EDEL 1968

Insofar as such doctrines are not specifically teleo - logical but simply a form of historical determinism, and insofar as they tend to minimize the importance of communities and social conditioning in the creation of man's civilized traits, they have parallels in Hellen - istic thought outside the teleological schools.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas THOMAS COLE 1968

The dominant model now is creative emergence within a temporalistic, teleo - logical reality guided and directed in different degrees by a God whose very being is involved with that of the world.

CREATION IN RELIGION PETER A. BERTOCCI 1968

Exceptions are spao and chalao among a verbs, and among e verbs aineo, kaleo, teleo.

A Grammar of Septuagint Greek 1856-1924 1905

No better illustration of this can be afforded than by the word ` ` Talisman, '' derived from the Greek verb ` ` teleo, '' which means, primarily, to accomplish, or bring into effect.

The light of Egypt; or, The science of the soul and the stars 1900