In the initial stage of his career, Meister Eckhart composed some not very exciting table-talks for his confratres and, in his lost Commentary on the Sentences (Goris/Pikavé, 2001), most likely advocated doctrines based on the theology of Thomas Aquinas.
In the end, Renaissance and early modern political philosophy advocated the doctrines of Thrasymachus, who held that right is what is in the interests of the strong, but it could never finally escape a twinge of Socratic conscience.
For this reason, and not because it advocates Christian doctrine, the play has been called the first Christian tragedy.
Bratton advocates a doctrine of "escalating force" against criminalscalling for rubber bullets, Tasers, pepper spray and water cannon as potential weapons.
When R2P supporters advocated the doctrine before the U.N. in the middle of the last decade, they emphasized its nonmilitary aspects and insisted that the use of force would be a rare last resort.
Many development professionals advocated a doctrine of self-reliance, typified by the slogan "African solutions to African problems" — which Dahl and Farmer felt ignored the West's role in creating those problems.
An opponent of the humoral theory, he drew upon the atomic theory of the 5th-century Greek philosopher Democritus in advocating a doctrine of strictum et laxum the attribution of disease to the contracted or relaxed condition of the solid particles that he believed make up the body.
Mozi, as indicated earlier, advocated the doctrine of impartial concern.
Mozi advocated the doctrine of universal love or impartial concern.
Henry of Ghent among others advocated this doctrine of the co-creation of souls.
He is not advocating a doctrine of divine illumination of the intellect.
