Sentence examples for fixed philosophical from inspiring English sources

1180), the attack on the religious inadequacy of philosophy by Judah ha-Levi, and the epoch-making Aristotelian philosophical theology by Moses Maimonides (1135 1204) fixed philosophical inquiry as an enduring subject on the agenda of rabbinic concerns.

There's no point comparing the behaviour of people with different fixed philosophical perspectives.

On Rawls's account, the content of public reason is partly fixed via philosophical argument, prior to any actual democratic deliberation amongst citizens (see sect. 5).

It is the labor of people in the fields of philosophy that fixes a philosophical text as a "property" — that marks its bounds and assesses its value.

While Schmidt was happy to say he wished Google could find a way to automate the process of reviewing the hundreds of thousands of search de-listing requests it's so far received ("because we like to automate things — it makes everything more efficient"), he expressed no such love for fixing the philosophical and human-impacting conundrums that are evidently being generated by Google's algorithms.

Some even get philosophical.

Some men felt that it had been fixed, others were more philosophical.

Whereas the mythology of Western management tends to cast solutions as fixed and final, Eastern philosophical tradition emphasizes individual accommodation to a continuously unfolding set of events.

Continuing the tradition of the Hellenistic masters of the Athenian and Alexandrian philosophical schools, al-Fārābī broadened the range of philosophical inquiry and fixed its form.

In stands in contrast to historical surveys of candidate solutions to problems the philosopher conceives as fixed, unchanging, and unresponsive to a broader philosophical context.

But what Aquinas wants to teach beginning students of theology, for whom he says the work is composed, is that speculation, not fixed answers, is at the heart of the philosophical and theological enterprise.