Sentence examples for philosophical articles from inspiring English sources

He stopped writing philosophical articles & slowed down his flow of essays & book reviews.

In 1979 she published Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology, a collection of philosophical articles originally written in 1967.

Wounded by the reception of his second book, Frege nevertheless devoted the next decade to producing a series of brilliant philosophical articles in which he elaborated his philosophy of logic.

During this time he published numerous philosophical articles, as well as his Primer of Logical Analysis.

Other interesting themes that are touched in the philosophical articles are the world's eternity (80 through 89), the unicity of the human intellect and its implications (117 through 133), and human freedom and free will (151 through 166).

Then (the third step) we set the inclusion criteria: Educational articles should be closely relevant to research topics and published in a Social Science Citation Index (SSCI) journal; Philosophical articles or books should be cited by the two most authoritative review work of this area by Salmon (1989) and Woodward (2014).

The paper created a sensation and has been the most influential philosophical article of the past 100 years.

Fleck's next Polish philosophical article (1939a) referred, among others, to a book by a psychiatrist and historian of medicine, Tadeusz Bilikiewiecz.

A prolific writer of several hundred philosophical and educational articles, Harris was also editor of The Journal of Speculative Philosophy (1867 93), Appleton's International Education Series, and Webster's New International Dictionary.

Thus far Bunge's publications make more than fifty books and hundreds of philosophical and scientific articles, mostly in English and Spanish, his principal works translated into German, Italian, Russian, French, Hungarian, and Portuguese, among other languages.

During this period Ivanov published articles, the philosophical and aesthetic essays gathered in the book Borozdy i mezhi (1916; "Furrows and Boundaries"), and the historico-philosophical and political pieces in Rodnoye i vselenskoye (1917; "Native and Universal").