Sentence examples for founding texts from inspiring English sources

More than most other religions, the founding texts of Islam include very specific injunctions about crime, punishment and family law.

In 1871, he published "The Theory of Political Economy," a book that's still considered one of the founding texts of mathematical economics.

The paper is now considered one of the founding texts of happiness studies, a field that has yielded some surprisingly morose results.

The 1957 Treaty of Rome and other founding texts of what is today the European Union make no mention of God or Christianity.

One of the founding texts of modern social theory, Émile Durkheim's "The Division of Labor in Society," drew a distinction between what he called mechanical and organic solidarity.

The Prelude is now considered one of the founding texts of modern poetry, partly because of its influence in turning poetry into a form of autobiography.

(Acts is the founding text of Pentecostalism).

It's this quest that makes The Bell Jar a founding text of Anglo-American feminism.

"I think that is the founding text of behavioral economics," Kahneman said to me.

It continues to earn its reputation as the founding text of the classic English detective story.

Today "The Second Sex" is widely acknowledged as the founding text of modern feminism.