This means that while CO can be a yes no dichotomy at the philosophical level, at the practical level of legislation it becomes a more complex issue, as all indications for legal abortion would not necessarily become indications for the CO of staff members.
The sociopath in both "Dialogues of the Dead" and "Death's Jest-Book" is described as a "paronomaniac" -- "someone," as one forensic psychologist puts it, who is "obsessed with language, not just at a linguistic level, but at a philosophical level, maybe even a magical level".
Yet at a philosophical level Gough was persuasive.
The President wanted to talk about issues; the chairman kept the dialogue at the philosophical level.
"At a philosophical level, we want to encourage students to think of relationships as preparing for a lifelong commitment," said Bradley P. Jacob, the provost and dean of the college.
This is unsurprising given the current political climate, but at the philosophical level, Marx's idea of the intimate link between thought and the making of things — as developed in the "Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844" and expressed by the concept of praxis — must be addressed for the sake of intellectual honesty.
Doctor's don't want their surgeries full of people seeking medical solutions to their relationship problems.' At a philosophical level, Illich argued in his book that death, pain and sickness are part of being human, and that cultures have developed the means to help people cope with all three.
At the philosophical level you could shrug and say that's free speech, that's the beauty of living in a democracy, but only if you are comfortable with the practical consequences of some voices being far more equal and influential than others.
These scenarios indicate the diversity of how people, at a philosophical level, think about the meaning of knowledge in relation to their lives.
In the primaries, it was plain for all to see that the Clintons found Obama's competition not merely a threat to their political ambitions, but also as something profoundly disconcerting at a philosophical level: What is Obama doing here?
