Sentence examples for contemporary debates about from inspiring English sources

This issue is related to contemporary debates about whether classical logic is privileged.

In Pittsburgh there was a staged version that took in contemporary debates about immigration.

This "Frankfurt-style" counterexample has proved to be quite powerful in contemporary debates about free will.

At our conference, he described the echoes of Frankenstein in contemporary debates about bioethics.

This background equips him to be a shrewd, learned, undogmatic guide to contemporary debates about theology and postmodernity.

(A few years ago, on this Web site, James Wood described him as "a shrewd, learned, undogmatic guide to contemporary debates about theology and postmodernity").

Holmes devotes a chapter to "Frankenstein," placing Mary Shelley's "ghost story" in the context of the contemporary debate about Vitalism and making a few surprising connections to the poetry of the time, like Keats's "Lamia".

Most egregiously of all, and thus proving that the contemporary debate about whether the prize should go to the writer or the book (pace Ian McEwan and Amsterdam), Bellow also let slip that the prize had gone to: "the best writer, but not the best book".

Few parties to the contemporary debate about platonism make strong exegetical claims about Plato's view, much less defend it.

In the next section, we consider an important contemporary debate about whether pragmatic factors are relevant for knowledge.

The view that Kant's theory is relevant to the contemporary debate about biological functions is challenged forcefully by Zammito (2006).