Sentence examples for consistent philosophical foundation from inspiring English sources

Components of care include, for example, the intervention itself as well as the process and context of healing, which are intertwined in a whole system based on a unique and consistent philosophical foundation.

Because social constructivism provides a coherent philosophical foundation for learning and instruction, it should be recognized as a pillar of any smart learning environment.

In short, the philosophical foundation for an agreement is already firmly in place.

Cucinelli's investment in village life has, naturally, a philosophical foundation.

Aquinas, in some 25 years of work, set theology firmly on a philosophical foundation, especially in his Summa contra gentiles (1258 64) and Summa theologiae (1265/66 1273).

In the late 17th century, liberalism was given a sophisticated philosophical foundation in Locke's theories of natural rights, including the right to private property and to government by consent.

Having undermined the possibility of a philosophical foundation for human freedom, Pomponazzi now searches for a theological foundation.

I argue that Mackie's theories of causal fields and inus conditions provide a philosophical foundation for Woodward's manipulability theory of causal explanation.

The 1844 Manuscripts are important for Marcuse because in them Marx provides a philosophical foundation for his later critique of political economy as well as an action-theoretic, philosophical anthropology.

Heidegger's philosophy failed to provide Marcuse with a concrete philosophical foundation for Marxism as well as a theory of the radical act or radical subjectivity.

For Kant's ethical rationalism gave a strong philosophical foundation for the doctrines of Rousseau, which had been such an inspiration for the radicals in France.