Sentence examples for philosophical formation from inspiring English sources

The two most important names associated with the young Stumpf's philosophical formation are those of Franz Brentano and Hermann Lotze.

Within a few short years he had written a youthfully enthusiastic ethical tract in 1908, called Lebensweisheit, a lucid analysis of concept-formation called "The Boundaries of Scientific and Philosophical Concept-Formation" (1910), as well as a substantial essay on "The Nature of Truth in Modern Logic" (1910) (Schlick 2006b; Schlick 1979a, 25 40, 41 103).

In methodology, pragmatism was a broad philosophical attitude toward the formation of concepts, hypotheses, and theories and their justification.

"There are a lot of philosophical discussions in the formation of the script, and in the shooting itself, a lot of what I like to call Talmudic debates about comedy," Mr. Charles said.

This concern with empirical content also explains why Bridgman was not content with the mainstream post-positivist philosophical discourse on concept-formation and empirical significance, exemplified by the works of Carl Hempel and Willard Van Orman Quine.

(For positive views of Deleuze's use of mathematics as provocations for the formation of his philosophical concepts, see the essays in Duffy 2006).

Hume was an influential figure in the formation of Ayer's philosophical views, so it is no surprise to find Ayer's approach to inductive inference modeled on that of Hume.

In Zhu's philosophical sense, "li as pattern, patterning refers to formations of natural and organic structures, and formative cycles, complements, oppositions (Wade 2003).

There is no place outside the swirling galaxy of taste formation on which to rest a philosophical lever.

The question of gender, or the formation of gender identity, brings up a larger philosophical issue.

The ethical and metaphysical issues generated by the formation of virtual identities and communities have attracted much philosophical interest (see Introna 2011 and Rodogno 2012).