Sentence examples for Universal intellectual from inspiring English sources

Looking at the state of, and future prospects for, the politics of ideology after the collapse of Communism in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, the contributors to this book consider both universal intellectual trends and specific ideological situations in the major countries of the contemporary world.

Personally and politically, he rejected Sartre's role as what Foucault called the "universal intellectual", judging a society in terms of transcendent principles.

He conveys this idea by saying that such concepts are acquired 'immediately [statim]', i.e., without deliberation: "from the singular visual cognition there immediately arises the universal intellectual cognition, and so when we see this man, we immediately think of [a] man" (S 4.5.3: 296).

The Center for Critical Thinking and Moral Critique conducts advanced research on critical thinking and has established Universal Intellectual Standards to guide learners.

A universal intellectual framework for microarray data analysis should have the capacity to compensate for differences in measurement related to the differences among platforms and/or wet procedures.

This is a typical neo-Foucaldian tendency arising from excessive fidelity to Foucault's well-known rejection of the 'imperative discourse' of universal intellectuals which 'consists in saying "Strike against this and do so in this way"' (Foucault, 2007a[1978d]: 3).

Lenz then did something rarely done by recipients of takedown notices: she sent YouTube a counter-notice saying that her video didn't violate copyright and didn't misuse Universal's intellectual property, and that she was going to put it back up.

The nominalism (or "terminism") of William of Ockham, an English Franciscan, his rejection of "useless entities," his metaphysics of a world of individual self-contained things, and his conceptualism gave neat, though extreme, expression to Aristotle's theory of language, the economy of nature, and the primacy of individuals in existence and of universals in intellectual knowledge.

Strikingly, all four Pierres – Anthony Hopkins then, and Paul Dano now for the BBC, Bondarchuk in his own film and Fonda for Vidor – wear wire-rimmed spectacles, suggesting that such frames have become universal shorthand for intellectual firebrands.

He is, for example, a staunch defender of the concept of discrimination in all things; he takes the idea of egalitarianism to be at best a fond delusion; he calls the belief in any comprehensive system of universal justice "an intellectual disease".

This book explores the place of the sophists within the Greek wisdom tradition, and argues against their almost universal exclusion from serious intellectual traditions.