Sentence examples for integral philosophy from inspiring English sources

Indra Sen (1903 1994) was another disciple of Aurobindo who, although little-known in the West, was the first to articulate integral psychology and integral philosophy, in the 1940s and 1950s.

Phipps is an author, journalist, and contributor to the emerging "integral" or "evolutionary" cultural movement that combines the insights of Integral Philosophy, evolutionary science, developmental psychology, and the social sciences.

"Risk-taking is integral to the philosophy," Mr. Geller said.

"Integral to Conservative philosophy is a deep cultural commitment to handing on a better world to our children," it says.

The idea of divine immanence of the cosmos is integral to the philosophy of Vaishnavism.

There have been several notable Catholic philosophers in the last half century, among them Michael Dummett, but probably none whose Catholicism was so integral to their philosophy as it was for Peter Geach, who has died aged 97.

Mount Tai became associated with a wide range of beliefs that were derived from folk religion and connected with Daoism, a philosophy integral to Chinese life and thought for more than 2,000 years.

Another consequence was that logic became an integral part of philosophy rather than an instrument to be used by the other branches of the discipline.

Bernie says open communication is one of the cornerstones of polyamory and is as integral to the philosophy as having multiple partners.

Anti-Semitism was integral to this philosophy; although in 1869 Cosima had opposed the re-publication of Wagner's anti-Jewish treatise Jewishness in Music, this was on grounds of commercial prudence rather than sensitivity.

That policy earned him critics at Liverpool, but it worked at Extremadura and has clearly been an integral part of his philosophy since the start of his career.