Sentence examples for central category from inspiring English sources

His choice of subject was dictated by mood a central category in his personal aesthetics.

This third, and central, category of biography, balanced between the objective and the subjective, represents the mainstream of biographical literature, the practice of biography as an art.

Citizenship, understood in a metaphysical framework, is the central category of Green's political philosophy.

It also has become a central category in the sciences and the humanities.

Upon arrival at the central category location, items are individually picked, transported to the specific shelf location and then refilled.

Dialectics is "the consistent consciousness of nonidentity," and contradiction, its central category, is "the nonidentical under the aspect of identity".

Each of these three central categories of the human sciences is rooted in a response to temporality.

Several landmark ethical theories have embraced these moral notions as central categories, while proposing strikingly different conceptual and moral analyses.

In fact, we do not know the central categories of the biological level (A.51c); the same applies to the psychological and the spiritual levels.

From a more critical perspective, several feminist theorists have argued that some of the central categories of liberalism occlude women's lived concerns; for example, the central liberal private/public distinction sequesters the private sphere, and any harm that may occur there to women, away from political scrutiny (Pateman 1983).

Hence, the contents that students should possess in the field of research methods identified as domain-typical can be classified by four central categories: (1) problem definition; (2) methodology used to investigate the research question(s) of interest; (3) analysis, depiction, and interpretation of the results; and (4) discussion, and conclusions derived from the research findings.