Sentence examples for comparative thinking from inspiring English sources
Because the purpose of this minor is to foster comparative thinking across its categories, students are encouraged to choose courses that engage with several ethnic and/or national literatures.
Almost anthropological in nature, the travels encourage comparative thinking and dialogue with different cultures.
To the Editor: Although I am now retired, I promoted the cause of expanding critical and comparative thinking from the humanities to practical business when I taught business ethics and comparative ethics at Temple University.
For example, keep it to 10 minutes a day or 30 minutes a week, but use caution since even small amounts of exposure can lead to negative comparative thinking.[9].
He edited the Hebrew pages of a Dutch-Jewish weekly known by the acronym NIW, plowed through the essays of Ernst Gombrich, passed the qualifying exams for a doctorate in the United States — he was thinking comparative literature, at Yale — sat through long nights as a desk clerk at the kind of hotel he wouldn't recommend, and wrote his thesis.
Focusing on indigenous peoples' experiences of the British Empire, this volume takes a unique comparative approach in thinking about how indigenous peoples shaped, influenced, redirected, ignored, and sometimes even forced the course of modern imperialism.
The text shows comparative selector thinking and how the developments lead to broader societal concerns.
I hope that readers will, in turn, open themselves to these earlier histories, thereby expanding their temporal perspectives on feminist history while also thinking in comparative ways about the field.
As Crombie suggests, we need a "comparative historical anthropology of thinking".
But overall, according to preliminary comparative results, Iranian respondents are thinking politically.
As a result, evolutionary comparative ("tree-thinking") analyses that use these data currently allow a new and still unfolding narrative, both richer in detail and more comprehensive in scope.
