Sentence examples for Theoretical schools from inspiring English sources

Major theorists and theoretical schools since the late 19th century.

Neither the processualist nor post-processualist theoretical schools advocated Darwinian analysis in archaeology despite their intense interests in artifacts.

Based on their theoretical schools, research methodology and focus, Chinese ethnologists can be roughly divided into the Northern and Southern factions.

All the selections in this anthology date from the twentieth century most from the last forty years and represent the attempts of different theorists, and different theoretical schools, to describe the historical stages of the genre's formal development.

That is, an application of both theoretical schools of thought forces researchers to move from an analysis of why agencies do not pursue reform to how and why they eventually do.

"Oppenheimer is a Jew," his tutor wrote to Max Born in recommending him for the more theoretical school at Göttingen, "but entirely without the usual qualifications of his race".

Ise, or Watarai, Shintō was the first theoretical school of anti-Buddhistic Shintō in that it attempted to exclude Buddhist accretions and also tried to formulate a pure Japanese version.

So I think Yale is known as a very theoretical school, but the real-life experiences of my classmates really ground even our loftiest discussions in very real-world and tangible consequences and impacts.

But this theoretical school only provides a broad framework and path of analysis.

In this respect, the intergenerational theoretical school represented by Lüscher can provide some useful references.

As such, Studies in Philosophy and Education is not the expression of any one philosophical or theoretical school or cultural tradition.