Sentence examples for intellectual dependency from inspiring English sources
In "Quest for Divinity," a new and generally sympathetic study of Taha, to be published this fall, Professor Mohamed A. Mahmoud, of Tufts University, writes, "The outcome of this culture of guardianship and total intellectual dependency was a movement with impoverished inner intellectual and spiritual resources, intrinsically incapable of surviving Taha's death".
In principle, it is a good idea, as the Habilitation, substantially a second doctoral thesis after the PhD thesis, delays scientific independence of junior researchers, thus creating intellectual dependency.
Moreover, Augusto Salazar Bondy's (1925 1974) concern for intellectual authenticity, informed by dependency theory, paved the way for important developments in the philosophy of liberation.
The children with environmental deprivation or raised at home by parents with heroin dependency had the lowest intellectual achievements.
This philosophy shares some of its intellectual touchstones with the theology of liberation in particular, indebtedness to dependency theory, as well as Catholic and Marxist ideas.
We have referred somewhat loosely to the sensory and intellectual components of human experience but have said little about the possible relations and dependencies that exist between them.
The irony of my dependency on the chair, I mused, was that disability had always been more than a merely intellectual interest of mine.
dependencies and unhealthy sexual stupors, threatens dragon-hide and twittering rigor - all versions of emotional and intellectual hopelessness.
