Sentence examples for interpretive debate from inspiring English sources

The idea of Chekhov's theatrical chronicles of disappointment as comedies has long been a subject of interpretive debate.

Then Peter challenges the musicians Simon Catling, Hugh Rebeck, and James Soundpost to an interpretive debate over a fusty old lyric from The Garden of Dainty Devices (1576).

How Zhu Xi conceived this relation is a matter of interpretive debate.

I will approach the paradoxes in this spirit, and refer the reader to the literature concerning the interpretive debate.

The interpretive debate over how to understand Kant's view of the role of intuition in mathematical reasoning has had the strongest influence on the shape of scholarship in Kant's philosophy of mathematics; this debate is directly related to the question (described above) of the syntheticity of mathematical axioms, theorems and inferences.

A benefit of this analysis is that many interpretive debates over how to understand Hume's philosophy can be reformulated clearly and with fewer anachronisms.

Using the $45 million Cliffs of Moher (CoM) visitor center in the west of Ireland as a case study, this paper investigates a central debate in interpretive planning: how the intensity of multimedia applications and onsite facilities shapes visitor experiences in natural area destinations.

"Designing Democracy" is a welcome change from the many books on constitutional law that sink under the weight of hermetic debates about interpretive methods.

Forensics: A national competitive speech and debate program, it features interpretive, public address and debate competitions.

Forensics gives students the chance to show off their public speaking skills whether it's through acting (interpretive), traditional speech giving (public address), or debate.

This paper extends and contributes to emerging debates on the validation of interpretive research (IR) in management accounting.