Sentence examples for is the standpoint from inspiring English sources

This is the standpoint of science, the standpoint from which philosophy proper commences, and it commences in Hegel's next book, the Science of Logic.

However we understand this, absolute knowing is the standpoint to which Hegel has hoped to bring the reader in this complex work.

This is the standpoint of the citizen who argues in favor of legislation and against others and tries to put together a coalition of like minded people to advance the legislation.

But for esoteric Buddhism, the phenomenal world from the enlightened perspective — that is, the standpoint of the Buddha — is the preaching activity of the cosmic Buddha Dainichi (Skrt: Mahâvairocana) and as that "embodiment of truth".

In contrast to realism, Humean constructivism builds upon the Kantian insight that normative truths are not simply "out there," as realists suppose, but instead follow from the so-called practical standpoint, which is the standpoint of anyone who values anything at all.

The legislator (for this is the standpoint adopted in the Politics, see the entry on Aristotle's political theory) needs to have a grasp of the nature of politics as such; an understanding of the major faultlines in the interpretation and practice of politics; and a grip on the structure and characteristics of the specific city for which he aims to legislate.

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Another way to look at this matter is from the standpoint of cost.

It's also not hard to show how wrong the claim is from the standpoint of safety.

This is clearly the standpoint of authority rather than the standpoint of freedom (see 1.5).

But maybe more important was the cultural standpoint.