Dōshō returned to Japan and introduced the doctrines of the Wei-shih school.
The former is presented by Diṅnāga who is also credited with introducing the doctrine of apoha.
When first introducing the doctrine of Vision in God in the Search, however, he takes a different tack.
In introducing the doctrine of higher pleasures, Mill appears to want to make some refinement within hedonism (II 3 5).
The Buddhist introduce the doctrine of apoha to provide the resources for constructing concepts from sensory content to further the nominalist project of explaining thought and language in a world of particulars.
Early in his career, in such texts as "Primary Truths" (1680 84) and the "Discourse on Metaphysics" (1686) (both texts unpublished in Leibniz's lifetime and not known to his immediate successors such as Wolff and Baumgarten), Leibniz introduces the doctrine of preestablished harmony on truth-theoretical grounds.
These dialogues of definition indirectly raise questions about the mutual relations of the virtues, and this question is taken up explicitly in the Protagoras, which introduces the doctrines of the unity of virtue and the impossibility of acrasia (the doctrine that it is impossible to know what is right and still do wrong).
In 1949, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), introduced the "Fairness Doctrine," which required broadcasters using the "public airwaves" to present both sides of issues of public importance.
Positively, he introduced, for the first time, the doctrine of six modes of contact (samnikarsa) of the senses with their objects, which has remained a part of Nyaya-Vaisheshika epistemology.
But in Chapter V Mill does introduce indirect utilitarian ideas in the doctrine of sanction utilitarianism.
