The college's academic curriculum requires several philosophy and theology courses and the completion of a two-year nationally recognized humanities program entitled "Portraits of Human Greatness".
After the completion of his graduate study in physics, Schlick soon turned his attention to philosophy (Schlick 2006a).
The practical implementation of the safety philosophy is illustrated by ITER as the best-laid project at the engineering design completion phase.
It is a widely agreed in philosophy that the real significance of exclusive cp-laws lies in situations where strict completion is impossible (for example, cf. Rescher 1994, 14; Pietroski & Rey 1995, 84, 102; Horgan & Tienson 1996, 119f).
Now nearing completion, this edition has contributed directly and enormously to the contemporary revival of interest in Fichte's philosophy in general, and in the later versions of the Wissenschaftslehre in particular.
Two years after the completion of "Four Walls," Cage seriously considered giving up composing to undergo psychoanalysis; he turned instead to Asian philosophy and Zen Buddhism.
Seven are occupied — by two doctors, a dentist, a physical therapist, a philosophy professor and a former developer and by Mr. Tripoli himself — and two more are nearing completion.
"The legacy of existentialism and the philosophies constellated around it is the belief that there is no attractor, no appetition for completion," said McKenna in The Evolutionary Mind.
In his essay, "The Philosophy of Composition," Poe maintains that his poem, "The Raven," was composed "step by step, to its completion, with the precision and rigid consequence of a mathematical problem".
