The phrase "accounting thought" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the ideas, principles, or methodologies related to the field of accounting.
Example: "The evolution of accounting thought has significantly influenced modern financial practices."
Alternatives: "accounting philosophy" or "accounting perspective".
It then considers how alternative accounting thought has offered liberation from such metaphorical dogmatism through the deliberate assertion of alternative metaphorical re-presentations.
We conclude that conservatism remains a deeply engrained feature of accounting thought and practice, in contrast to recent emphasis by accounting standard setters on neutrality over conservatism.
This essay draws on Friedrich Nietzsche's profound insights into the problem of knowledge and the nature of truth to reflect on epistemic activity within alternative accounting thought.
There is little doubt that these journals belong to the positivist or functionalist school of accounting thought (Locke and Lowe 2008).
Ironically however, through its very assertion, formation, and attempts to validate these non-stereotypical metaphors, alternative accounting thought itself tends toward the same sort of epistemic fixation and effacement it seeks to subvert.
On any account construing thought as dependent on language, as well as on any account construing thought and language as interdependent, and on any account according to which mental content itself is determined by rules governing mental expressions, an intentional condition on rule guidance would inevitably lead guidance normativism back into vicious regress (cf. Boghossian 1989a 20088).
This account of thought experiments can be further developed by linking the a priori epistemology to accounts of laws of nature that hold that laws are relations among objectively existing abstract entities.
I'd love to have maybe just £1,500 in my bank account; the thought of this makes me feel dizzy with joy and relief," she says.
And how are we to take into account the thought that what you deserve depends in part on how others are doing?
His reason for doing so is deeply characteristic: it doesn't "help us with the epistemological issues that must be confronted by any account of thought in the absence of language.
This adoption of pragmatism is accompanied by a rejection of a priori metaphysics and of intellectualist accounts of thought.
