conceptualisation
conceptualisation — 名詞
- conceptualisationsingular
- conceptualisationsplural
1. The mental process of building a fresh way to understand or think about somethin
概念化
在腦中形成新想法的過程
The mental process of building a fresh way to understand or think about something, moving beyond what you previously believed or knew.
Faisal's conceptualisation of justice took shape during his years as a community lawyer.
Faisal 擔任社區律師期間，他對正義的概念化逐漸成形。
possessive + conceptualisation + of + abstract noun
Mira found that her conceptualisation of teaching improved after she trained in rural schools.
Mira 發現在鄉村學校受訓後，她對教學的概念化有了改善。
conceptualisation + of + noun phrase for the field of thought
A trip to a refugee camp reshaped Noor's conceptualisation of home and belonging.
一趟難民營之旅重塑了 Noor 對家與歸屬的概念化。
The architect's early conceptualisation of the museum focused on natural light and open space.
建築師早期對博物館的概念化著重於自然光線與開放空間。
Both research teams developed different conceptualisations of memory from the same data.
兩個研究團隊從同樣的資料發展出不同的記憶概念化。
- conception
Broader term; can also refer to the beginning of an idea or the ability to form concepts, while 'conceptualisation' emphasises the active process of shaping the idea.
- ideation
More technical and clinical; commonly used in psychology and design thinking for the generation of ideas.
- formulation
Focuses on expressing the idea in clear language or structure, whereas 'conceptualisation' is more about the internal mental picture.
- theorisation
More systematic and applied to formal academic theories; narrower than conceptualisation.
文法句型
conceptualisation + of + noun phrase
用法筆記
This noun is uncountable in most contexts. The American English spelling is 'conceptualization'. Frequently found in academic writing, psychology, design, and philosophy. Common with the preposition 'of' to specify what idea is being reformulated.