Sentence examples for and the philosopher of from inspiring English sources

Yet most of the major proponents of intelligent design are represented: Phillip E. Johnson, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and the father of the movement; the biochemist Michael J. Behe; the mathematician William A. Dembski; and the philosopher of logic Alvin Plantinga.

Alexander has been credited with having an influence on figures as diverse as the process philosopher A. N. Whitehead, John Anderson the "father of Australian philosophy" and his school at Sydney, and the philosopher of history R. G. Collingwood.

There are ongoing debates about the answers to these questions in the philosophy of music and the philosopher of theater, just as there are in the philosophy of dance.

Historical consciousness thus enables the individual, a civilization, and the philosopher of history, to expand their experiences beyond their actual historic time frame to absorb the results of events in which they had no part.

In addressing these many issues and problems, the philosopher of education strives for conceptual clarity, argumentative rigour, and informed valuation.

Aquinas and the philosophers of the middle ages were all churchmen.

They are given the chance not only to present their reasoning but also to defend it against their more prominent Darwinian critics, including the biologists Stephen Jay Gould and Richard Dawkins and the philosophers of science Philip Kitcher and Michael Ruse.

(Ordinary change can, of course, be represented in a space time picture: for example, a particle at rest is represented by a straight line and an oscillating particle by a wavy line.) In the face of these difficulties, philosophers tend to divide into two sorts: the "process philosophers" and the "philosophers of the manifold".

And the philosophers of this period were among the main figures influencing this shift in meaning.

He starts talking about Herbert Marcuse and the philosophers of the New Left he used to read.

In his teachings Epictetus followed the early rather than the late Stoics, reverting to Socrates and to Diogenes, the philosopher of Cynicism, as historical models of the sage.