Sentence examples for intellectual changes from inspiring English sources

The change in tone reflects political and intellectual changes inside the Fund.

We argue that Hartshorne adapted Hettner's system of geography for an American audience, without engaging with fundamental ideological and intellectual changes which took place in Germany following the First World War.

This leads to a description of the current state of the discipline and a forward look at possible developments, again taking into consideration the likely socio-economic and intellectual changes in the next few decades.

The event suggested social and intellectual changes that are as significant as the better-known economic changes that began in Communist-ruled China after Mao Zedong's death in 1976.

The Western separation of fine art from the lowlier craft (i.e., useful skill) came out of a sequence of social, economic, and intellectual changes in Europe that did not occur in Africa before the colonial period at the very earliest.

Mr. Lanier and I disagree about many issues tied to the cultural and intellectual changes being wrought by the Internet -- just not, curiously, the ones that he ascribes to me.

His books include Interaction Ritual Chains (Princeton) and The Sociology of Philosophies: A Global Theory of Intellectual Change.

By the time of the 1894 reforms, enough social and intellectual change had occurred to suggest the beginnings of a division between traditional and modern literature.

He didn't deny intellectual change; instead, he chose to "nick whatever was useful from theory" and follow his own path.

What interests me most about Nashville, however, is its past, notably its often neglected role as an agent of political and intellectual change.

Eggert argues that English writers used alchemy to signal how to avoid or camouflage pressing but discomfiting topics in an age of rapid intellectual change.