HER MANY HATS Scott's hands-on philosophy toward life has allowed her to shift seamlessly from high-fashion model to Hollywood stylist and, more recently, to clothing designer.
Several exhibits seem to break new ground in melding the museum's traditional hands-on philosophy with computerized scientific visualization techniques that make it possible to manipulate the vast data sets that are increasingly referred to as big data.
The hands-on philosophy means you might be twiddling the knobs of a modular synth next to famous customers like Thom Yorke, which actually happened to one lucky customer.
On the one hand, philosophy of mathematics is concerned with problems that are closely related to central problems of metaphysics and epistemology.
Despite such initial criticisms, however, subsequent generations stressed the interrelationship between Platonism and kabbalah on the one hand, and philosophy and aesthetics on the other.
The two traditions interpreting Poincaré's work thus reflect, on the one hand, a philosophy of mathematics that endorses his intuitionist tendency and his polemics against logicism or formalism, and, on the other hand, his conventionalism both in the philosophy of science and in a broad linguistic sense.
On the one hand, his philosophy as an internationalist 21st-century world leader, his political instincts as a savvy Chicago pol and his personal history as a community organizer all had to tug him to staunchly support the pro-democracy Egyptian masses.
At the Academy teaching and exegetical work went hand in hand; debates on the superiority of Plato or Aristotle and attacks on philosophy by the religious schools did not seriously weaken these activities.
So there appears no room for a principled difference between common life, on the one hand, and natural philosophy and natural religion, on the other hand.
He also wrote on philosophy and architecture.
You did that book on philosophy.
