After an introduction, he outlines four distinct theories of reading the parables, including his most controversial thesis, that the parables tell the truth by undermining the established "truths" of religious culture.
These academies produced many eminent scholars, including Yi Hwang (T'oegye) and Yi I (Yulgok), whose distinct theories of the universe evolved into rival schools of thought.
Suggested Readings: The need for distinct theories of singular and general causation is defended in Good (1961, 1962), Sober (1985), and Eells (1991, introduction and chapter 6).
But while they have reconciled three once-distinct theories of schizophrenia's cause, Soderling and his colleagues have only begun to unravel the secrets of the disorder.
Despite the prevalence of goal setting in practice there has, until recently, been a distinct lack of theory and evidence base to support its use.
His Languages of Art (1968) was the first work of analytical philosophy to produce a distinct and systematic theory of art.
Jacques Rancière offers a related, but importantly and interestingly distinct theory.
In a news conference, Dan May, the district attorney for Colorado's Fourth Judicial District, explained that the multiple charges stemmed from the fact that there were distinct "theories" undergirding each of those charges.
Semantic theories thus answer the question, 'What is the meaning of this or that expression?' A distinct sort of theory a foundational theory of meaning tries to explain what about some person or group gives the symbols of their language the meanings that they have.
The 'material turn' in the humanities and humanistic social sciences and the rise of 'thing theory' as a distinct field of study, has, over the last two decades, re-invigorated the study of relics and reliquaries, 'things' that oscillate between inanimate 'objects' and animate 'subjects'subjects
