Sentence examples for philosophical concept of from inspiring English sources

What is meant by its central philosophical concept of "absolute nothingness," and how did the Kyoto School philosophers variously develop this Eastern inspired idea in dialogue and debate with Western thought and with one another?

These aesthetic qualities are seen to embody the philosophical concept of the mutability of all things.

Part of this problem has to do with the philosophical concept of ownership.

The report pushes what it calls a "social compact" – an invented term, not the philosophical concept of old.

Bostrom introduced the philosophical concept of "existential risk" in 2002, in the Journal of Evolution and Technology.

This debate is concerned with the philosophical concept of what a species is, and the impact that DNA sequence data is having on how we circumscribe species.

As one of Europe's important philosophers, Michael McEachrane, says: "Modern philosophical concepts of personhood, human rights, justice and modernity are deeply shaped by race".

The familiar distinction between nouns, adjectives and verbs provides an approximate guide to the philosophical concepts of substance, mode and attribute.

His doctrines composed of diverse elements of gnosis (esoteric spiritual knowledge), philosophy, and revelation are an exposition and clarification of the philosophical concepts of Mullā Ṣadrā.

(The ancient roots of the philosophical concepts of mind and consciousness on which Brentano drew were cognitive).

The external reach of Tian-zi was structured under three Chinese philosophical concepts of holism, Datong and order (Qin 2010: 41 42).