Sentence examples similar to methodical philosophy from inspiring English sources
And "Horrendous Evils," published by Cornell University Press, is a book written in the painstaking, methodical style of analytic philosophy.
Hughes does not present a methodical study of the philosophy of Socrates, nor does she deal much with the famous Socratic problem of how to distinguish the real Socrates from Plato's portrait of him.
In the Middle Ages, Jewish philosophy encompassed any methodical and disciplined thought pursued by Jews, whether on specifically Judaic themes or not.
Flanner quotes at length from Lévi-Strauss's own definition of structuralism and concludes: Among highly educated French people generally, Jean-Paul Sartre's Existentialism is considered, in retrospect, to have been far easier to grasp — perhaps because it was a philosophy — than the methodical, apolitical manual of Lévi-Strauss's structuralism.
That amounts to grafting an entirely new philosophy onto the methodical approach that has won a market value of $29 billion for Bezos' $1 billion (sales) company, not to mention a tidy $8 billion net worth for himself.
Sometimes his followers defined philosophy as merely a methodical collection of arts, a collectio methodica, which reveals even more clearly their understanding of the discipline.
When two philosophies clash, why is the methodical team able to impose its style and pace?
His bleak humor, hauntingly affectless narrator and methodical expansion on his theme make "Remainder" more than an entertaining brain-teaser: it's a work of novelistic philosophy, as disturbing as it is funny.
"This was not methodical".
