Sentence examples for philosophical doctrine from inspiring English sources

By analyzing the works of the previously listed philosophers, this article argues that Pico's philosophical doctrine was in fact predated by no European writer.

This view ultimately leads to the emerging alternatives to the philosophical doctrine of metaphysical realism.

As a philosophical doctrine, conceptualism maintains that universal truths exist only in the mind.

As a new philosophical doctrine, Absurd Marxism sounds viable to me, whatever it is.

In dealing with Comte, Mill distinguished sharply between Comte's earlier philosophical doctrine of Positivism and his later religion of humanity.

The sect bases its philosophical doctrine upon the Shribhashya ("Beautiful Commentary") of Ramanuja, an exposition of the Vedanta-sutras.

The philosopher who responds negatively to her work finds many biased and simplistic interpretations of philosophers and philosophical doctrines, including her claim that she is the first to consistently defend a morality of rational self-interest, all other philosophers having defended either altruism or mysticism (Pojman 1995).

As an undergraduate, Cioffi was struck that some Oxford philosophers, so careful in their analysis of philosophical doctrines, failed to extend their sceptical caution to the examination of Freudian views.

Jāmī's poetical works express his ethical and philosophical doctrines.

Indian philosophical doctrines began to influence Western thinkers such as Arthur Schopenhauer, Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Friedrich Nietzsche.

He spoke of no particular mode of religious creed or worship, nor of any philosophical doctrines.