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… are simply different subcategories of experiential phenomena.
… can be systematized by classifying into R and Q. P
… is classed as a member of Q/ is the unifying concept for Q and R.
… can be interpreted in structural terms/ may be said to belong to Q.
… and Q in some way can be unified/ is a condition which determines the class
of Q.
… is a motive for a re-examination of Q/ should be reinterpreted as a system.
•  At this point, it will be useful to introduce some terminology.
 Here a new set of terms is offered.
 We can use the notion/ term P . .. for interpreting this type of interaction.
 This notion ... is (can/ may) be defined by (with respect to) P.
... is commonly (widely) defined as P.
 This concept ... provides (helps describe/ can explain) P.
... is appropriate to express the property of P.
... enables one to distinguish P and Q.
... expresses a new way of looking at humans.
•  This term …
… means/ indicates/ refers to/ distinguishes P from Q/ is used to refer to P.
… is employed here in its general (in Kuhn's) sense/ is reserved for P.
 This metaphor ...
… places focus on Р/ raises interesting questions.
… introduces the idea of «scripts».
… is usually characterized in terms of P.
… describe the behavior of/ represent conditions of/ are valid in P.
•  (On further reflection/ On a more general level, it becomes evident that) ...
 Our data permit two generalizations.
 This idea can be generalized to apply to P.
 This generalization ... explains why different species respond to P in different
ways.
 These properties ... can be elevated to the status of higher principles.
 Such phenomena ... can be understood as representations.
•  This/ Our conclusion ... is consistent with what is known about P.
 Our results/ interpretations ... agree/ contrast with previously published work.
 These calculations ... show agreement with experiments/ provide an insight into
P.
 These observations ... are compatible with P
 These judgments ... correlate with the attitude towards P.
 Such representation ... does not differ from earlier schemes for world
representation.
•  Now it should be clear (the fact is clear/ It is none the less clear) that P.
 It is (would be) accurate to say/ It cannot (can hardly) be denied that P.
 Certain elements of P are extremely stable.
 This system is constituted by certain relations.
 PP … are all alternatives.
 These rules operate according to certain conventions.
 These laws hold only in certain situations. In certain cases the converse may be