Dilthey, however, situates Novalis with Goethe and Hölderlin, and ends up, quite against his own intention, highlighting the aesthetic rather than critical-intellectual force of his philosophy.
Liberals yearn for a Buckley of their own, someone who can build a movement on the left through the force of personality and philosophy.
Hick has been a leading, widely appreciated force in the expansion of philosophy of religion in the late twentieth century.
A disciple of Gaston Bachelard, Granger taught at the University of São Paulo (USP) from 1947 to 1953 and was a major force in the development of philosophy of science in Brazil.
The aim of this investigation is to propose a simple analytical formulation to estimate the value of the q-factor of the mixed system, so as to enable the use of the force-based philosophy of Eurocode 8 for the seismic design of mixed CLT/Light-Frame buildings.
The defense of physicalism was one of the driving forces in philosophy of mind in the period during which the most influential approaches to belief in contemporary analytic philosophy of mind were developed the 1960s through the 1980s and it was one of the principal reasons philosophers were interested in accounts of propositional attitudes such as belief.
"Newton and the Reality of Force," Journal of the History of Philosophy 45 (January 2007): forthcoming, 39 pages.
His book is a tour de force of biography, history, politics, philosophy and experimental science.
Those gaps bedevil him, and they have also forced him into the realm of philosophy and logic to answer basic questions, like who invented mambo and what is the earliest recorded example of Afro-Cuban jazz.
But how it does so must be a vexed question for those who deny that biology embodies laws or other generalizations with the sort of explanatory force that the philosophy of science recognizes.
