Sentence examples for materialistic conception from inspiring English sources
In its preface he again summarized his materialistic conception of history, his theory that the course of history is dependent on economic developments.
It goes on to decry the catastrophic legacy of Darwin, Marx, and Freud — the alleged fathers of a "materialistic conception of reality" that eventually "infected virtually every area of our culture".
Critics have long ago pulled Marx's doctrine of value to pieces; it is not less evident that the materialistic conception of history contains at least as much error as truth.
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The literalness which lies behind such a materialistic conception of theatre is at odds with Shakespeare's poetic drama that created most of its illusion with words, rich costumes, and a few props.
This current was continued by Mario Rossi, who asked one to read again in full the texts of Hegel and Marx, to reconstruct the related movements, and to compare the materialistic conception of history with more recent philosophical currents such as structuralism, sociology, and the logic of the sciences.
The neutral monist holds that the intractability of this problem is due to the faulty conception of matter assumed in the materialistic framework.
But unlike classical or Enlightenment conceptions of the good life well lived, it is a narrow and materialistic form of individualism.
Aristotle's conception prevailed in medieval Christian Europe; its science was based on revelation and reason, and the Roman Catholic theologians rejected Democritus as materialistic and atheistic.
