Sentence examples for dominant philosophy from inspiring English sources

Ever since the late 1970s, the dominant philosophy has been one of rugged, unabashed individualism.

Pragmatism was still the dominant philosophy at Wembley, but it no longer delivered the correct result.

"I personally believe objectivism will be the dominant philosophy in this country in 25 years".

The dominant philosophy of the last half of the 17th century was that of René Descartes.

But today on campuses including Princeton, the dominant "philosophy" is simply mindless leftism and ignorant populism.

By the mid-1800s, a few critics had begun calling for the reinstatement of restitution, claiming that it was important for victims, but retribution remained the dominant philosophy.

The dominant philosophies and social systems that influenced ancient Greece and Rome created an ideology that made it difficult for there to be anything more than very limited interactions between natural philosophy and the mechanical arts.

A third section adds some Hellenistic and even Roman literature; but this seems something of an appendix, since, as Lefkowitz recognizes, by those times the dominant philosophies were all conveying more metaphysical versions of the divine.

Anne Conway presents her system as an answer to the dominant philosophies of her time.

Before we discuss this, we should look at the two dominant philosophies of economic thought.

We interpreted the concept of moral schemas to mean the understanding of attitudes, behaviours and illnesses based on the dominant philosophies and social values of society that also change over time.