Originally appointed to teach mathematics at the Pietist-dominated university of Halle, Wolff was inspired by both the mathematical and philosophical genius of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 1716), but published a vast systematic statement of a philosophy that was constructed partly although by no means wholly on Leibnizian lines in a way that Leibniz himself never did.
After the posthumous publication of Dilthey's Gesammelte Schriften, in 1928, and Ortega's subsequent "acquaintance" with Dilthey's philosophical work, we begin to observe the eventual unfolding of a general systematic statement of human life in Ortega's philosophy and historical thought.
The movie may also dispel any skepticism about the finality of his decision to abandon his vocation, since it is hard to imagine a more thorough and systematic statement of intellectual despair.
Similarly, Alan Morris [ 2] defined protocols as 'precise and detailed plans for the study of a medical or biomedical problem and/or for a regimen of therapy', which should be differentiated from guidelines, defined as 'a systematic statement of policy rules or principles', in which explicit directions for making choices or decisions do not exist.
Beccaria's treatise is the first succinct and systematic statement of principles governing criminal punishment.
The debate is now fully joined with "The Choice" by Zbigniew Brzezinski, the single most lucid and systematic statement of America's 21st-century security challenges yet to appear.
Creationism became the object of interest among conservative religious groups following the publication in 1859 of On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin (1809 82), the first systematic statement of evolutionary theory.
Robert Barclay, Scottish author of the influential systematic statement of the doctrines of the Friends, An Apology for the True Christian Divinity (1678), stated that "the Inner Light is never separated from God nor Christ; but wherever it is, God and Christ are as wrapped up therein".
12The Legal Process chapter abstractA common perception of the legal process in the civil law countries is that legal scholars take care of the systematic statement of law and that legislators, inspired by them, improve the legislation to make it gapless and logical consistent.
The most systematic statement of this approach is due to Peter Achinstein (see especially, Achinstein, 1983).
A systematic proof of this statement goes beyond the scope of this paper and is left for further work.
