Again, as we saw, in later works Schleiermacher tends to add to the Herderian doctrine (5) a thesis that concepts are empirical schemata à la Kant (see (6)).
CDTT embodies the so-called propositions-as- types doctrine, the central thesis of which is that each proposition is to be identified with the type, set, or assemblage of its proofs[3].
Zeno's arguments against plurality will seem to entail Parmenides' doctrine only if his thesis, "one is" (hen esti), is taken to mean that only one thing exists.
Merricks observes that some views advertised as "social trinitarianism" make it "sound equivalent to the thesis the Doctrine of the Trinity is true but modalism is false" (Merricks 2006, 306).
That something more is provided by the doctrine of illumination, the thesis that God plays an active role in human cognition by somehow illuminating the individual's mind so that it can perceive the intelligible realities which God simultaneously presents to it.
The most pungent ingredient is its central thesis: eugenic doctrines and policies favoring "Nordic superiority" were in fact invented in the United States, were developed in alliance with American wealth and power, and were then exported, inspiring Hitler and achieving their ultimate realization in the Holocaust.
The term is now standardly used to apply to a vaguely defined set of doctrines centered on theses (i)–(vi).
In his own analysis of change, which resulted in the matter-form doctrine, Aristotle explicitly rejected the thesis of Democritus that in a chemical reaction the component parts retain their identity.
While more will be said below, what Leibniz is suggesting here is a set of doctrines that he will develop in greater detail: the worlds apart doctrine, the mirroring (or expression) thesis, and the doctrine of universal harmony.
But some relativists about science offer a particularly extreme form of the doctrine of the widely accepted thesis of theory-ladenness.
