Sentence examples for developing the ideas of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wollheim, developing the ideas of Wittgenstein and Freud, argued that art could be understood only within its total context, from history to the nature of the surrounding community to the viewers' and artists' emotional dispositions and physical and psychic needs.
(Döring 2006) Much of Pufendorf's time in Heidelberg was taken up with lecturing (on Grotius and Tacitus), and with developing the ideas of the Elements, particularly through a series of dissertations that — according to the practice of the time — were written mostly by himself but defended orally by his students.
Whether or not Smith was offering a full-fledged epistemology at that point, she was certainly developing the ideas of standpoint theory and using them to inform the methodology of her social science research (for more on the distinctions between method, methodology, and epistemology as they apply to feminist research see Harding 1987). 5.
They bypassed the banks and went straight to ordinary people for cash, developing the idea of "crowd-funding".
He was a key figure in developing the idea of "crimes against humanity", laying the foundation stones for international law and the modern laws of war.
Nobody But Putin, the book under Harding's name, is advertised on Algoritm's website as "developing the idea" of his previous (and officially published) work Mafia State.
By the summer of 1979, Ste-Croix had been developing the idea of turning the Balcon Vert, and the talented performers who lived there, into an organized performing troupe.
She can legitimately claim credit for developing the idea of a new government agency to protect consumers and then lobbying for it until it became reality.
