Sentence examples for comparative philosophy from inspiring English sources

One morning this winter, Ramin met me and an interpreter on the campus of the Message of Light University, in Tehran, where he teaches comparative philosophy.

His wife, Clara Hechtenberg Collitz (1863 1944), left most of her estate to the Linguistic Society of America (whose first president had been Hermann Collitz) with the goal of establishing a professorship in comparative philosophy in both their names.

From the perspective of comparative philosophy, this statement is of far-reaching significance.

One place where this issue has been confronted is comparative philosophy.

This illustrates the point that comparative philosophy can stretch one's sense of possibility, in this case, of human possibility.

Several main issues about the commensurability of philosophical traditions make up the subject matter of comparative philosophy.

Arshin Adib-Moghaddam is Professor in Global Thought and Comparative Philosophies at SOAS, University of London and the author of "On the Arab Revolts and the Iranian Revolution: Power and resistance today" (Bloomsbury, 2014).

A more dramatic achievement would see the introduction of humanities departments: philosophy, comparative literature, even comparative religion.

In the mid-1960's, he studied comparative religions and philosophy at Oxford.

Structuralism has influenced not only 20th-century social science but also the study of philosophy, comparative religion, literature, and film.

Ms. Turlington, whose handlers like to point out that she studied comparative religion and philosophy at N.Y.U., calls the "Nuala" line "yoga-inspired activewear".