Sentence examples for basis of philosophy from inspiring English sources

He says that many leading brain theorists operate instead on the basis of philosophy or computational theories, ignoring biology or giving it short shrift.

Therefore, at IKT a generic frame model was developed which allows creating a metamethodology of product development on basis of philosophies describing technique.

In his review of de Silva's book, Joseph Kitagawa argues that de Silva is too narrow in his analysis of the anatta doctrine; he claims that a better analysis would have been for de Silva to take into consideration the broader implication of the anattā doctrine, and to challenge the very basis of Greek philosophy which had influenced much of Christian theology.

To this day, my experiences as a ronin form the basis of my philosophy on life.

You can do a huge amount of nothing and be completely absorbed; indeed, this is the basis of all philosophy.

It's at the basis of moral philosophy, as in the story of the Ring of Gyges, told in Plato's "Republic" (the ring makes the wearer invisible).

For the Christian world, that job would be done by the Scholastics, above all by St. Thomas Aquinas, whose writings were the basis of European philosophy from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century.

Mexico attempted a total reform in 1833 but would not complete it until 1867 with the founding of the National Preparatory School, which involved reforming the whole system on the basis of positivist philosophy.

The division between the "elect" and the "masses" destines the former only for investigation of the curriculum studiorum at the basis of the "philosophy of salvation".

The metaphysical convictions at the basis of his philosophy are an original version of the most fundamental theses of Duns Scotus (viz.

This terminology follows Dummett, who claimed that the theory of meaning is the basis of theoretical philosophy, a view which he attributed to Frege.