Sentence examples for philosophical development of from inspiring English sources

For instance, we will discuss the influence of "Skolem's Paradox" on the philosophical development of W.V.O.

The school of Pergamum, founded by Aedesius, a pupil of Iamblichus, made perhaps the least contribution to the philosophical development of Neoplatonism, but it was not entirely given over to theurgy.

Goodman, Ḥayy ibn Yaqẓan by Ibn Ṭufayl, 1972), a philosophical romance in which he describes the self-education and gradual philosophical development of a man who passes the first 50 years of his life in complete isolation on an uninhabited island.

This means that, in reading philosophers' works and reconstructing their arguments, one must pay attention to the place of each work in the philosophical development of the author in question.

A charismatic teacher, Brentano exerted a strong influence on the work of Edmund Husserl, Alexius Meinong, Christian von Ehrenfels, Kasimir Twardowski, Carl Stumpf, and Anton Marty, among others, and thereby played a central role in the philosophical development of central Europe in the early twentieth century.

Aristotle was an early influence on the philosophical development of ecology.

The following sections thus offer an interpretation of Philo's philosophical development on the hypothesis that he held three distinct epistemological views: starting from a position of radical skepticism, he adopted mitigated skepticism before finally embracing fallibilism.

Egypt also was an influential setting for other religious and philosophical developments of late antiquity such as gnosticism, Manichaeism, Hermetism (see Hermetic writings), and Neoplatonism, some of which show traces of traditional Egyptian beliefs.

She has devoted her energies to developing an alternative point of view that pays special attention to the materialist aspect of their thinking and has also focused on how these authors reacted to the scientific and philosophical developments of the time, including their ethical critiques of the natural sciences and ecological debates.

This will provide the much needed accounts of the complex historical and philosophical developments of the Illuminationist tradition.

A wide gulf separates works such as Vasubandhu's Treasury of Higher Knowledge, a foundational text for most of the philosophical developments of late Indian Buddhism, from the simple and pragmatic teachings of the Buddha.