Sentence examples for constraints of thought from inspiring English sources
The normative aspect of his position here is that attempts (in the manner of some metaphysics, for example) to cut language free from the constraints of thought or vice versa lead to nonsense.
These difficulties could perhaps be described as partial silencing, or partial constraint of thought.
If it is strange to us to imagine periods in history where male erotic relationships were normal and venerated (e.g., 5th century Athens), this is because of the invisible constraints on thought that are embedded in our language, which Foucault's histories of practices tries to make visible.
Given the constraints, plenty of thought has already gone into methods of improving food preparation in space, to enhance tastiness and healthiness while keeping fuss and waste to a minimum.
Only in this way, they suggest, will women be able to break free from the constraints of male language and male thought, to articulate a competing vision for the world, and to work toward it (Daly and Caputi 1987, Elgin 1985, MacKinnon 1989, Penelope 1990, Spender 1985).
(Donald Davidson developed a similar line of thought in a less behavioristic idiom, speaking in terms of constraints on a "Radical Interpreter," who seeks "charitable" construals of alien speech).
But given time constraints, the problem becomes one of ensuring that specific economic or social schools of thought do not bias the information provided.
Come, leaders of thought!
The influence of thought".
