Sentence examples for identity philosophy from inspiring English sources

Schelling now establishes a more conflictual version of the structure of the identity philosophy.

As obvious as this may be at present, some of Marty's contemporaries wished to identify the two perhaps as an after-effect of Schelling's "identity philosophy" which Brentano had already laid to rest in Würzburg.

Schelling maintains, in line with the identity philosophy, that the "properly understood law of contradiction really only says that the same cannot be as the same something and also the opposite thereof, but this does not prevent the same, which is A, being able, as an other, to be not A" (SW I/8, p. 213-4).

The identity philosophy derives from Schelling's conviction that the self-conscious I must be seen as a result, rather than as the originating act it is in Fichte, and thus that the I cannot be seen as the generative matrix of the whole system.

There are two major types of identity attacks that violate this one-to-one entity-identity philosophy, the Sybil attack and the replication attack, which are discussed below.

Houston, Barbara, "In Defense of a Politics of Identity" in Philosophy of Education 1994, Katz, Michael S. (ed)., Urbana: Philosophy Education Society, 1994.

Sudjic writes, "Kawakubo's experiences as a stylist had taught her the importance of creating a coherent identity" — a philosophy of design that is followed as strictly in the company's Christmas cards as it is in the flagship stores.

The historical process becomes the expression of the "inseparable synthesis of individual and universal" and, as such, establishes for Croce the "identity of philosophy with history".

But we have thus far ignored what may be the most popular theory of identity outside philosophy (and a view that a minority of philosophers still accept as well).

However, in the last two or three decades a new sense of Latino/a identity in philosophy has grown among a group of philosophers who have undertaken work in areas related to Hispanic/Latino issues and have identified themselves as Hispanics or Latinos/as.

However, as previously studies in our study identified, continued exposure to midwifery practices offers great benefits to students in developing their own personal midwifery identity and philosophy.