Sentence examples for a philosophical concept from inspiring English sources

Last year, in an eye-opening essay in the Los Angeles Review of Books, the writer David Tompkins connected VanderMeer's trilogy to the "hyperobject," a philosophical concept invented by the eco-philosopher Timothy Morton.

Strauss was circling a philosophical concept called moral luck.

Essence is a philosophical concept, however, not a historical one.

Yet as a philosophical concept, copying remains poorly understood.

In a way, it is both a philosophical concept and a literary style.

Dao is a philosophical concept that is multifaceted and has several interpretations.

There are two answers here: First, much philosophy of science is simply not concerned with advancing science, which means that it is a category mistake (a useful philosophical concept [11]) to ask why it didn't.

It seems obvious here that Deleuze's treatment of early forms of the differential calculus is not meant as an intervention into the history of mathematics, or an attempt at a philosophy of mathematics, but as an investigation seeking to form a properly philosophical concept of difference by means of extracting certain forms of thought from what he clearly labels as antiquated mathematical methods.

In Wŏnhyo's presentation, the notion of original enlightenment is transformed from an abstract philosophical concept into a practical tool of meditative training.

"Star Trek" was created with a certain philosophical concept in mind, and the writers developed a history for the universe they created.

Anyone who has accidentally handed over their Tesco Clubcard at the Waitrose checkout while trying to claim a free latte knows that loyalty can be a slippery philosophical concept.