Sentence examples for central philosophical from inspiring English sources

One way to do this is to show how certain women philosophers made significant contributions to the work of male philosophers on central philosophical issues.

For many philosophers, a central philosophical task is to elucidate how we succeed in "creating facts" through our conventions.

What is meant by its central philosophical concept of "absolute nothingness," and how did the Kyoto School philosophers variously develop this Eastern inspired idea in dialogue and debate with Western thought and with one another?

He returns time and again to a few central philosophical questions: What is it to be human?

Thus, for libertarians the central philosophical issue is not individuality versus community but rather consent versus coercion.

The book starts and finishes well but has a long central philosophical section in which the disquisitions on Marcuse and Aristotle give the impression that the authors are showing off.

In this he reveals again the importance of the central Tibetan philosophical tradition going back to Śāntarakṣita.

Individual organisms have been central to philosophical reflection on such processes, but they are not the only type of biological individual.

Several aspects of the Principia have been central to philosophical discussions since its first publication, including Newton's novel methodology in the book, his conception of space and time, and his attitude toward the dominant orientation within natural philosophy in his day, the so-called mechanical philosophy, which had important methodological consequences.

Its central questions are philosophical, to do with human perfectibility and utopianism.

Three such characteristics what he called the "precarious," "histories," and "ends"—were central to his philosophical project.