Sentence examples for as much theory from inspiring English sources

The psychoanalytic work of Bracha Ettinger concerning subjectivity and gendered consciousness is equally developed in her writings and in her visual art and indeed can be considered as much theory as aesthetic production (Ettinger 2006; Pollock 2008).

Many theories of truth are like the neo-classical correspondence theory in being as much theories of how truth-bearers are meaningful as of how their truth values are fixed.

In any case, decision theory is as much a theory of beliefs, desires and other relevant attitudes as it is a theory of choice; what matters is how these various attitudes (call them "preference attitudes") cohere together.

It was noted from the outset that EU theory is as much a theory of rational choice, or overall preferences amongst acts, as it is a theory of rational belief and desire.

As a result, his formal system was as much a theory about Wollen (willing) as a theory about Sollen (ought to be the case).

Orthodox theoretical microeconomics is as much a theory of rational choices as it a theory that explains and predicts economic outcomes.

As Coleman didn't attend a conservatoire, but struggled to teach himself as much musical theory as he could, he's alert to snobbery and racism.

Reading pianist John Tilbury's comprehensive and revelatory new biography of Cardew – 1,100 pages, 25 years in the writing - you're faced with as much political theory as musical biography.

In some ways it seemed that the passing of Kirkus was mourned much like the local deli that finally closes after a long battle with a landlord — missed as much in theory as because of its practical effect on the market.

Pure thought can only take us so far, and one of the great charms of this book is its author's willingness to embrace multiple points of view and to credit art and experience as much as theory.

This theory, however, is very far from as much advanced a theory as the corresponding one for single-valued nonexpansive mappings.