Sentence examples for methodological realism which from inspiring English sources

Methodological realism, which he links with evolutionism, would seem to be distinct from metaphysical realism, but it is Johnson's claim that the former slides into the latter.

Many contemporary plays permit no approach other than realism, which must be achieved by suggestion.

The word "evil" is foreign to realism, which looks with suspicion upon moralizing rhetoric.

It isn't, not if it crowds out realism, which we need more of these days.

But that's just if you're interested in realism, which, of course, is just one way to go.

He does not condone "realism" which backs down from desegration and is ready to accept "quality" segregated schools.

The debate in America between idealism and realism, which continues to this day, played itself out inside Kennan's soul.

In nearly every case, neo-Classicism gives way to realism, which yields to the reductive or abstracting tendencies of Modernism.

His effort in philosophy was "to formulate a scientifically oriented, naturalistic realism which would 'save the appearances' AR: 289).

It is not ultimately a concern for scientific realism, which does not discriminate epistemically between observables and unobservables per se.

In short, the fictum theory is not consistent with direct realism, which was a hallmark of Ockhamist epistemology.