Sentence examples for critical interpretation of from inspiring English sources
McAuley's prose works include a volume of literary criticism, The End of Modernity (1959); a critical interpretation of an earlier Australian poet, Christopher Brennan (1973); and A Map of Australian Verse (1975).
Exegesis, the critical interpretation of the biblical text to discover its intended meaning.
Plotinus, like most ancient philosophers from Socrates on, was a religious and moral teacher as well as a professional philosopher engaged in the critical interpretation of a long and complicated school tradition.
November 1318 Abhdisho bar Berikha, also called Ebedjesus Of Nisibis (died November 1318) Syrian Christian theologian and poet who was the last important representative of the Nestorian tradition, a theological school emphasizing a rational, critical interpretation of early Christian doctrine.
These artists are people with a critical interpretation of what is going on around them and it is this very individualism, the idea that you are an individual and not just a subject in a nationalistic society, that is very threatening to Im Tirtzu".
After transcribing, translating if necessary and documenting the sources, a critical interpretation of the reports is essential.
The conversation turned to critical interpretations of the New Testament.
An evolving moral sensibility led to critical interpretations of Scripture that demolished the biblical arguments for slavery.
To that extent the nonhistorical writings of the Bible are themselves critical interpretations of the sacred history, and in large measure they form the basis for all other biblical exegesis.
In response to critical interpretations of the film's ambiguous hint of sexual undertones between himself and Du Pont, he let rip on Twitter, saying that the cinematic portrayal of him was grossly inaccurate, and that he hated the film and Miller.
Cooper's dissertation provides insights and analyses pertinent to social and political philosophy, critical philosophy of race, as well as critical interpretations of French Enlightenment.
