Sentence examples for philosophical composition from inspiring English sources
The aid of commentaries becomes indispensable for the understanding of the sutras, and it is not surprising that philosophical composition took the form of commentaries and subcommentaries.
As mentioned, Ficino lived in an era when interpretive exegesis represented a form of philosophical composition.
Of special interest are philosophical compositions, such as the Akkadian Ludlul bel nemeqi, "Let Me Praise the Lord of Wisdom," and theodicies (justification of divine ways) that deal with the problem of the just sufferer, similar to the biblical Job.
Does the composition make philosophical sense?
Cage challenged conventional definitions of music, and his "4 33," a work of silence, was considered by many to be more a philosophical statement than a musical composition.
Distinguished by their use of philosophical lyrics, sonic experimentation, extended compositions and elaborate live shows, they are one of the most commercially successful and musically influential groups in the history of popular music.
As one of the UK's leading woodland ecologists, Dr Kirby said people had to be philosophical about the fact that the composition of woodlands were going to change.
Whatever the philosophical arguments for and against, the social composition of many areas looks set to transform.
It appears from the little evidence we have that he was fully engaged in the philosophical arena of his day including the composition of polemical tracts against his rivals.
And in its very composition--more than 100 philosophical interviews with working people not paid to think--Working was a strong, not to say truculent, political statement.
Indeed, many works in the canon were consciously rhymed at times during their composition to aid memorization as a philosophical exercise (we will have more to say on this theme in §4.2).
