Sentence examples for interpretation according to which from inspiring English sources

Heidegger challenges the interpretation of the subject as a worldless and thing-like entity by introducing an interpretation according to which subjectivity is a being-in-the-world that is not a thing.

Sharpe introduces another interpretation, according to which the two kinds of predication at issue are complementary and mutually exclusive.

Students of philosophy can expect to be taught a longstanding interpretation according to which Descartes' broader argument is viciously circular.

These findings reinforce the rational expectation interpretation according to which singles take future prospects of in-marriage transfers into account when determining their hours of work.

Hence, it is tempting to shift to an interpretation according to which Aristotle is after all focused on linguistically characterized items.

For an interpretation according to which passing the test constitutes both a necessary and sufficient condition of rightness: Davis (1991, 409/415-416).

Others have provided interpretations according to which Aristotle does not maintain all of (i)–(iii), and there is a considerable variety of such interpretations, too many to be canvassed here.

For a distinct interpretation, one according to which this may not be possible after all, see Buroker 1981, 8-9, 22. 15.

A more general interpretation is introduced, according to which Triadic Groups can be perceived as architectural stages and replicas of the Flower Mountain at the specific moment of the Maize God's resurrection.

One way to defend it is via the classical interpretation of probability, according to which all possibilities are given equal weight.

Darrow cleverly squeezed Bryan between literalist fundamentalism and his own quasi-modernist interpretation of Genesis, according to which, biblical days could mean entire geological eras.