Sentence examples for philosophical debates from inspiring English sources

Sociobiology, despite its complicated history, remains of interest to philosophers and has some import for certain important philosophical debates.

Both philosophers were critical of Anderson's philosophy and were more engaged with contemporary philosophical debates, but both also acknowledged Anderson's formative influence on their work.

The other Nuevo directors are probably in for some serious philosophical debates.

The M.P.A.A. will steer you that way, but they don't get into deep philosophical debates.

It's where Josephine Baker shimmied, where Hemingway feasted and where Sartre and de Beauvoir had endless philosophical debates.

In another, a man who claims to have fallen from the moon engages in philosophical debates with a young psychiatrist.

To insist on any one notion of the future in political and philosophical debates risks turning it into an ideological instrument used to justify present policies.

It was also in the matha (monastery) and the ghatika (assembly hall), attached to the temples, that the influential philosophical debates were conducted in Sanskrit.

Nor does stubbornly refusing to acknowledge the real world contexts, rife with implicit bias and power distortions, in which even philosophical debates always occur.

And there were none of the conflicts, legal threats or philosophical debates that sometimes accompany arguments between museums and countries that claim ownership of antiquities in their collections.

To raise his own profile, Mr. Thein has built a Web site that aims to promote philosophical debates about photography and deconstructions of the image-making process.