Sentence examples for later thought from inspiring English sources

Both show him already grappling with the central problem of his later thought: the relationship between mechanism and life.

In one sense, Wittgenstein's later thought makes great play of the insistence that it leaves everything as it is.

Hengzhan, the most important idea in Lu Xun's later thought, indicates the complex and tragic predicament of an intellectual in modern society.

Even translated from German it's rhythmic, hilarious and so memorable that I can still recite many of the poems 40 years later (thought that might be the PTSD).

Comte idealized this sentimental episode, which exerted a considerable influence on his later thought and writings, particularly with regard to the role of women in the positivist society he planned to establish.

As Mill insisted, she was indispensable to his later thought.

Indeed Nishida's initial position anticipates several developments in his later thought.

A stringent anti-nationalism and a marked anti-Semitism characterized Bauer's later thought.

In his later thought, God is a becoming that takes place in and through the acts of all spiritual beings.

It has been argued that Wittgenstein's later thought, though perhaps not overtly fideistic, nevertheless lends itself to fideistic interpretation.

The later thought of Wittgenstein bears a similar relation to the Tractatus as Heidegger bears to Husserl.