Sentence examples for aspects of philosophy from inspiring English sources

Still other aspects of philosophy of architecture concern social and technological characteristics.

Even though Wolff sought to integrate virtually all aspects of philosophy into his system, he had nothing to say about the philosophy of art.

Her first publication was on the education of daughters; she went on to write about politics, history and various aspects of philosophy in a number of different genres that included critical reviews, translations, pamphlets, and novels.

This paper describes some aspects of philosophy of component integrity such as life assessment technology, materials used and the factors limiting the serviceability of the components operating at high temperatures and pressures.

These students are not just learning science and engineering--they're being trained in aspects of philosophy, policy and business.

Let's drop the bugaboo about metaphysics and look with open eyes at two critical aspects of philosophy that can come to the aid of science at this moment.

A video at Philosophy Now, and an essay at The Philosophers Magazine discuss various aspect of philosophy and sports, in anticipation of the the London Olympics.

Among the numerous books and articles he wrote are The Religious Aspect of Philosophy (1885); The Spirit of Modern Philosophy (1892); Studies of Good and Evil (1898); The World and the Individual (Gifford Lectures, vol. I and II, 1900 01); and The Philosophy of Loyalty (1908).

This insight formed the core of his first major philosophical publication, The Religious Aspect of Philosophy, which appeared in 1885.

His major works include The Religious Aspect of Philosophy (1885), The World and the Individual (1899 1901), The Philosophy of Loyalty (1908), and The Problem of Christianity (1913).

In The Religious Aspect of Philosophy Royce took the experience of error — a particularly compelling aspect of the phenomenon of knowing — as the starting point for his own transcendental argument.