Sentence examples for interpretive controversies from inspiring English sources

The following highlights the central interpretive controversies then develops a philosophical interpretation that fits the Zhuangzi into the classical philosophical dialogue.

What follows is a summary of the interpretive controversies.

How it does so is a matter of interpretive controversy, as we will see.

Other aspects of Frege's views on indexicals are the subjects of interpretive controversy.

Here, I only outline Aristotle's treatment of this subject and note some of the principal points of interpretive controversy.

Perhaps no region of Sidgwick's work has been the subject of greater interpretive controversy than his epistemology.

Seeing this tension will lead us into the middle of an interpretive controversy that has ramifications for understanding many of Spinoza's other central metaphysical views.

Attention to this transition would "subvert all the vulgar systems of morality, and let us see, that the distinction of vice and virtue is not founded merely on the relations of objects, nor is perceiv'd by reason" (ibid).. Few passages in Hume's work have generated more interpretive controversy.

After all, it's conservative hero Antonin Scalia, justice of the US supreme court, who has so witheringly mocked and denied the idea that any bit of foreign law might help resolve an American case and controversy – or, indeed, any interpretive opacity on the part of the constitution.

The controversy has to do with his interpretive skills, or depth, or vision.

Controversy remains, however, over whether the interpretive practice of representation results in essentialized and deadened landscapes in which the potential of the human body is not fully realized.