Sentence examples for interpretive principles from inspiring English sources

The analysis was performed according to hermeneutic interpretive principles out of Ricoeur's theory of interpretation in three inter-related steps: naïve reading, structural analysis and interpreted whole [ 33- 35].

This season's guest, Bernard Labadie, is the director of Les Violons du Roy, a group that applies Baroque interpretive principles to modern timbres.

Because of the discontinuity that has developed between church and state in modern times and the more exclusively spiritual and pastoral function of church organization, scholars in canon law are searching for a recovery of vital contact among canon law and theology, biblical exegesis (critical interpretive principles of the Bible), and church history in their contemporary forms.

In Judaism, progress in the knowledge of Torah is focused in the Bible and the Talmud (commentaries on the Law), guided by the twin hermeneutical (critical interpretive) principles of Halakha (the oral precepts and decisions of the rabbis) and of Haggada (instructive stories, parables, and other similar devices).

But transitional times are exactly the periods in which such institutions, traditions, and interpretive principles are first being set out.

The chapter may also include interpretive principles.

There is a good interpretive principle that says something like this: we should interpret people's utterances at face value unless there's evidence that they have positive intentions to be interpreted nonliterally.

"It's not helpful to say that the dominant interpretive principle is to reinforce majority rule when a number of the most controversial constitutional doctrines, like abortion, are exactly designed to limit and counteract majority rule".

See Mou (2006) for a range of articles on the way that Davidson's interpretive principle and other aspects of his philosophy relate to Chinese philosophy.

The same is true for quantum physics once one removes "measurement" from its spurious role as an interpretive principle, and instead treats it like any other quantum process, see section 7. Third, the histories approach is time symmetrical in the sense that the rules for assigning probabilities do not single out a particular "direction" or sense of time.

Under GATT articles XIV and XX the protection of human health is recognized as an interpretive principle allowing countries to adopt trade restrictive measures when it is 'necessary to protect human, animal or plant life and health' [ 14].