Sentence examples for accessible discussions from inspiring English sources

The meetings of Heiko Khoo, a Marxist who has spoken in the park since 1986, draw some of the biggest crowds with erudite but accessible discussions on global political and economic issues.

NOTCHES is a peer-reviewed history of sexuality blog that features critical and accessible discussions about the histories of sex and sexuality across period, theme and region.

Dr. Sarkin's difficulties give Ms. Nutt a platform for a freewheeling, admirably accessible discussion of how the brain works and how it survives damage.

For a more accessible discussion about the chemistry, forensics, pathology and toxicology of Holmes, E. J. Wagner's 2007 book, "The Science of Sherlock Holmes," fills the bill.

Wilkinson's is a thorough and accessible discussion of the issues at stake.

For a very accessible discussion of alpha-particle tracks roughly along these lines, see Barbour (1999, Chap. 20).

For an accessible discussion of the merits and demerits of dispositional theories, see the entry on dispositions.

For more in-depth but accessible discussion of emotivist and expressivist attempts to respond to the Frege-Geach Objection, see especially Schroeder 2008a and 2008b and the entry on moral cognitivism vs. non-cognitivism.

3. See Heap, et al. 1992: ch. 3, for an accessible discussion of empirical results concerning the Allais Paradox, as well as some empirical models that have been suggested in response to the paradox.

(See Kellert 1993 for a thorough and accessible discussion of the mathematic features of chaotic dynamics and their philosophical implications; see Wilson 2013 for discussion of whether and when considerations of nonlinearity provide a basis for characterizing emergence of metaphysical varieties).

Hurka's excellent, accessible discussion of the good life may seem to reject the priority of virtue, but his treatment of virtue as a "lesser" good concerns its contribution to the sum of intrinsic value in a life, not the importance of doing the right thing (Hurka 2010).