Roman learning continued, and there were notable examples in the writings of Boethius chiefly his Consolation of Philosophy.
The conception can be found in a very blatant form, for example, in the writings of Moses Mendelssohn, for whom, unlike Kant, it was applicable even in the case of geometry [Quotation].
Nor can her thinking be assimilated to the recent revival of communitarian political thought, to be found, for example, in the writings of A. MacIntyre, M. Sandel, C. Taylor and M. Walzer.
As a reflection of this obvious fact, there are numerous examples in classic writings on the use and usefulness of alternative methods of collective decision-making.
These are immensely painful, as are the dozens of examples of writings in secret languages, crazy maths, and model architectural follies of an impossible grandeur and desperation.
Examples can be found in the writings of such thinkers as the English scholar S.G.F.
Such work has been continued in the writings of, for example, Christine Battersby (1998) and Adriana Cavarero (1995).
Examples of its use are found in the writings of Goethe, Schiller, and Gerhart Hauptmann.
A good example of the physiocrats' new, scientific approach to economics is found in the writings of a little-known disciple, Louis Paul Abeille.
"It is unheard of to find a substantive example of a theory actually worked out as a logical calculus in the writings of most philosophers of science.
