Sentence examples for philosophical accuracy from inspiring English sources
The first volume (published 1805, dated 1806) was dedicated to Goethe, who reviewed it appreciatively, though others criticized it for lacking philosophical accuracy.
Similar to the educational framework of argumentation established on Toulmin's model of argumentation (e.g., Erduran et al. 2004; Zohar and Nemet 2002; for a review, see Osborne et al. 2012), Hempel's covering law model, which has both basic philosophical accuracy and educational acceptability, offered a syntax structure that an educational framework of scientific explanation can be located on.
Since the goal is to glue lots of eyes to the screen, philosophical accuracy will no doubt be sacrificed now and again, but never mind.
In the 21st century, philosophical critics of the accuracy of introspective judgments about consciousness shifted their focus to cases of widespread disagreement or (putative) error, either among ordinary people or among research specialists.
Technical, because on subjects such as (say) war-making, the general should be consulted about the accuracy of Homer's description thereof; philosophical because both the method of assessing the whole (the "Socratic method") and the comprehensive claims about the truth made by interpreter and poet, are properly philosophical preoccupations for Plato.
There are many views in the historical and contemporary philosophical literature on wisdom that have knowledge, as opposed to humility or accuracy, as at least a necessary condition of wisdom.
