Sentence examples for conception of philosophy from inspiring English sources

Popper despised, as did Russell, Wittgenstein's mature conception of philosophy.

There is nothing parochial about this conception of philosophy; it certainly includes ethics, aesthetics and politics.

There is an important conception of philosophy that falls to this criticism.

Russell revives an ancient conception of philosophy as a way of life in insisting that questions of cosmic meaning and value have an existential, ethical and spiritual urgency.

My conception of philosophy is broadly Aristotelian: the subject consists of the search for the essences of things by means of a priori methods.

But what Hume and, by our day, virtually all philosophers are rejecting is only what I'm calling the foundationalist conception of philosophy.

It was there, too, that he first raised the call for an "uprising of the proletariat" to realize the conceptions of philosophy.

To see a striking example, consider their overarching conceptions of philosophy itself.

In this context, the cognate conceptions of philosophy as a synthesizing or supervisory endeavor began to gather adherents.

With its dark mystical roots, and its overtly religious content, it is hardly surprising that the philosophy of Hegel so understood has rarely been regarded as a live option within the largely secular and scientific conceptions of philosophy that have been dominant in the twentieth century.

If you look at the continental tradition, in particular our colleagues in France, you'll see a completely different conception of what philosophy is.