Sentence examples for foundational controversies from inspiring English sources

In this book Freire, a former president of the Brazilian Society for the History of Science, traces the passionate foundational controversies that accompanied the ripening of quantum physics during the second half of the 20th century.

Joint consideration of such factors weaves through much of the foundational diallel literature from 1950 to 1970 and has continued to represent a source of controversy (Baker 1978; Wright 1985).

Cartesian philosophy is also foundational for the Enlightenment through igniting various controversies in the latter decades of the seventeenth century that provide the context of intellectual tumult out of which the Enlightenment springs.

We will examine some of the earliest Christian texts, controversies, and foundational creeds.

The foundational texts for these two branches of Abhidharma are the Kathāvatthu ('Points of Controversy') and the Mahāvibhāṣā ('The Great Commentary').

Again, many of the controversies depend upon different foundational metaphysical commitments.

Nevertheless, on both sides of the Atlantic the controversy was recognized as touching on deep foundational issues in the science of mind.

Rather, on this view, they are excluded because the disagreements or controversies over religious and other comprehensive doctrines are deeper or more foundational and lack the normative common ground that characterize reasonable disagreements over matters of justice and individual rights (Quong 2011, 192 220).

While these requirements are foundational elements of quality clinical care [ 2, 10, 11], the long-standing controversy and lack of acknowledgement surrounding the practice of providing care via the telephone [ 5] may have contributed to the absence of consistent clinical governance processes.

The next year, doxxing became a tool by in the "GamerGate" controversy, an online dispute purportedly about ethics in video game journalism that became a foundational moment for some of today's fringe far right.

Despite this controversy, the Gricean analysis is probably still the closest thing to orthodoxy when it comes to foundational theories of meaning.