Sentence examples for examination of arguments from inspiring English sources
See Little (1997) more generally, for an extensive and detailed examination of arguments against virtue theory based on appeal to considerations in the philosophy of mind.
One should not conclude, however, that careful examination of arguments, assumptions, and patterns of reasoning have no place in continental feminism, but rather that this work must be supplemented to adequately unearth the non-discursive deep-seated biases and blind spots of the Western tradition of thought not easily detected by an exclusive focus on the examination of arguments.
These data should prompt a re-examination of arguments that dichotomise HIV prevention and HIV treatment, as they might not be independent strategies to reduce the rate of new HIV infections.
In the Introduction Prior explains that by the 'logic of ethics' he means 'not a special kind of logic, nor a special branch of logic, but an application of it', and the book is a vigorous examination of the arguments of each side in the naturalism/anti-naturalism debate.
[cartoon id= a10269"] Mayers recalls that in 1959 he and his classmates attended a lecture given at Harvard by the Columbia professor Herbert Wechsler, who argued that judges could avoid turning the Supreme Court into a "naked power organ" by conducting a "sustained, disinterested, merciless examination" of litigants' arguments.
Mayers recalls that in 1959 he and his classmates attended a lecture given at Harvard by the Columbia professor Herbert Wechsler, who argued that judges could avoid turning the Supreme Court into a "naked power organ" by conducting a "sustained, disinterested, merciless examination" of litigants' arguments.
A detailed examination of such arguments is beyond the scope of this entry.
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SENATOR BORAH'S SPEECH.; An Examination of His Argument, Particularly in Regard to Advisory Opinions.
