Sentence examples for origin of philosophy from inspiring English sources

The origin of philosophy, he maintained, lies in man's desire to resolve his anxieties.

One of the answers in Greek philosophy to "What makes us think?" is the saying of Plato that the origin of philosophy is wonder.

(1929), The Revolt of the Masses (1930), En Torno a Galileo (1933), History as a System (1934), Man and People (1939 40), The Origin of Philosophy (1943), The Idea of Principle in Leibnitz and the Evolution of Deductive Theory (1948).

In The Origin of Philosophy, in a footnote, Ortega referred to the occasion in which he presented for the first time his concept of a "new sociology" under the title, "Man and People" in Valladolid in 1934 (Obras, IX, 355, n.1).

This book will appeal to graduates and researchers with an interest in the origins of philosophy, classical philosophy and historical philosophy.

Her writings record this pursuit, resembling Blake's collection of metaphysical aphorisms, "All Religions Are One / The Voice of One Crying the Wilderness" in which he sought the origins of philosophy and religion.

The scope of this paper is to outline, in a general way, the safety philosophy inherent in present road- and street design, trace the origin of this philosophy, and to present the principles for a new design of streets and roads.

The origin of analytic philosophy can be associated with G.E. Moore.

Other interests include Phenomenology, Wittgenstein, Kant, and the origins of analytic philosophy, as well as topics in the philosophies of baseball and biology.

It stands rather in close connection with a revival of interest in the origins of analytic philosophy partly prompted by Rorty's critique in Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature.

The origin and inspiration of philosophy in Islam are quite different from those of Islamic theology.