Mr Xi (pictured, in foreground at right) has called for the party to expand its brain capacity to handle such issues, urging the development of "think-tanks with Chinese characteristics".
Family companies played a starring role in the development of capitalism: think of the Barings or the Rothschilds in banking or the Fords and Benzes in carmaking.
Adding Ryan to the ticket serves to greatly facilitate development of this "thought structure".
Much information on the development of Sufi thought and practice is available if sources are critically sifted.
Because almost all government engagement with British Muslims is now driven by the counter-terrorism narrative, it is difficult to see this as a genuine desire to promote the much-needed development of Islamic thought in and of itself.
Although some of their coreligionists were offended by the use of Greek philosophical ideas, the Apologists made important advances in the development of Christian thought and were the first of the Christian theologians.
Like the hunt poem discussed above, the ascetic poem as a distinct genre seems to have been the product of a particular era in the development of Islamic thought and its expression in literary form.
A unique feature of the development of Indian thought was the systematization of each school of thought in the form of sutras, or extremely concise expressions, intended to reduce the doctrines of a science or of a philosophy into a number of memorizable aphorisms, formulas, or rules.
An unintended consequence in the development of Confucian thought in that context was the prominent rise of the metaphysically significant Confucian texts, notably Zhongyong ("Doctrine of the Mean") and Yizhuan ("The Great Commentary of the Classic of Changes"), which appealed to some Buddhist and Daoist thinkers.
The best explanation, supported by analyses of both language and content, seems to be that the essays belong to different chronological strata and thus represent different stages in the development of Mohist thought (Brooks 1996; Fraser forthcoming [b]).
