Sentence examples for acceptance of logical from inspiring English sources

In 1959, Russell himself dated his first acceptance of logical atomism to the years 1899 1900, when he and G.E. Moore rejected the main tenets of the dominant school of philosophy in Britain at the time (to which both had previously been adherents), the tradition of neo-Hegelian Idealism exemplified in works of F.H. Bradley and J.M.E.

Absent a rigorous semantic theory to identify the source of its intensionality and to systematize intuitions about modal truth, validity, and logical consequence, there was little hope for the widespread acceptance of modal logic.

The first reaction to non-naturalism, other than simple acceptance, came from philosophers who accepted the autonomy of ethics but, often under the influence of logical positivism, rejected its moral realism, holding instead that there are no facts other than natural facts and no modes of knowing other than the empirical and the strictly logical.

If there are norms governing the co-acceptance of attitudes such that certain combinations are ruled out perhaps those norms can also underwrite the relation of logical inconsistency that we intuitively find among the sentences expressing those judgments.

Woods and Scharmann (2001) found a significant correlation between logical thinking skills and acceptance of evolution.

In view the logical power and broad acceptance of the Conflict Model, few alternative hypotheses for the advantages of imprinted gene expression have been proposed, and the few that have were quickly dismissed as evolutionarily unstable or logically flawed.

C. Confirmation of logical equivalents.

That is the notion of logical inconsistency.

b An example of logical addition.

It's sort of logical.

James confronted a couple of logical suspects.