Sentence examples for philosophical elucidation from inspiring English sources

He kept technicalities to a minimum, in a tour de force of philosophical elucidation.

Rickert's theory of science is primarily geared towards a philosophical elucidation of the natural and the historical sciences.

If the best elucidation of an elaborate philosophical doctrine makes reference to "the face of the whole universe," that is a good sign that the doctrine needs further development.

The proof that the so-called physical object is unreal, and its resolution into terms of mind, is primarily of interest for our general philosophical conceptions, and only indirectly for the elucidation of aesthetic questions; hence for brevity's sake we may let the metaphor or symbol stand and speak of matter or nature.

We do not presume to know just what Reichenbach meant here, but for a plausible elucidation one might turn to recent philosophical work on the logical relations implicit in geometrical diagrams.

More important than the philosophical side of his enterprise, however, was the excellent delineation of a central experience and sentiment and the elucidation of the concept of the Holy.

He felt that his philosophical arrangement would "present the circle of knowledge in its harmony" and give a "unity of design and of elucidation".

Its elucidation is itself.

Further elucidation was not forthcoming.

But some things need no elucidation.

Ms. Rea is philosophical.