Sentence examples for most general features from inspiring English sources

Only the most general features of Alexander's theology and philosophy have been made clear: basically an Augustinian, he had to some extent taken into account the psychological, physical, and metaphysical doctrines of Aristotle, while discarding popular Avicennian tenets of emanations from a Godhead.

It is about the most general features of facts.

For Anderson logic is the science of the most general features of reality.

Ontology is concerned with the most general features, entities and structures of being.

One way to understand ontology is as the study of the most general features of what there is, our (O3).

Now, there is a striking similarity between the most general forms of thought and the most general features of what there is.

There is thus a general stylistics that will try to capture the most general stylistic features of such activities and then more 'local' stylistic analyses such as the one provided by Granger for scientific activities.

The fifth, and most striking, general feature is the creative tension resulting from a constantly shifting balance between two forces: that of the pulpit-schoolroom and that of the imagination.

For pragmatism, naturalistic metaphysics as an extension of such investigations involved an account and analysis of the most general and pervasive features of human experience in its natural environment.

Although it remained unfashionable throughout most of his active years, he held to the classic program of Western philosophy: to explain and defend our capacity to attain knowledge (so far as that reaches), in the light of that to present a well-reasoned account of the most general and fundamental features of Reality, and on that basis to propose a wise scheme for the good life.

The method is presented here in its most general way (grouping local features).