Sentence examples for historically articulated from inspiring English sources

He is concerned, instead, to place the central religious concepts of sin and salvation historically articulated by Christianity into the framework of meaning that has been legitimated by the critically disciplined human reason as delimited in his three Critiques.

Perhaps the most art historically articulated evidence of Grasso's break/breakthrough are the white paintings, which are some of the most heavily assemblage- and collage-based compositions.

A woman's name change upon marriage also carries, historically, these same (rarely articulated) implications: Leave your past behind.

Adopting such standpoints will allow humans to generate an emphatic approach, preventing them from turning the robot into their new symbolic other, and from falling into the dualistic paradigm which has historically characterized Western hegemonic accounts, articulated in opposites such as: male/female, white/black, human/machine, self/other.

By such strategies, it is now possible to make links that might not be intutitively obvious, links for which data is published but the implication has never been articulated, and novel links connecting fields that historically have not communicated [ 2].

Historically, a set-/model-theoretic approach emerged from Tarski's work and was extensively articulated by Suppes and his associates (van Fraassen 1980, 67).

"The problem of universals" in general is a historically variable bundle of several closely related, yet in different conceptual frameworks rather differently articulated metaphysical, logical, and epistemological questions, ultimately all connected to the issue of how universal cognition of singular things is possible.

Even if that hasn't articulated itself in its first moment, the level of discontent is an indicator of things that historically have lead to some very potent upheavals.

— lacked articulated answers.

"New values are being articulated".

It was not well articulated".