Sentence examples for philosophical forms from inspiring English sources

Or rediscover it: judging by various new books and essays, this oldest of philosophical forms is making a comeback.

Such literalism can be taken too far, and "The Case for God" argues, convincingly, that it needs to coexist with more mythic, mystic and philosophical forms of faith.

It is worth noting, however, that in its complex history above all in the social as well as philosophical movement that dominated British and American universities in the second half of the nineteenth century and through the first World War idealism in either of its philosophical forms was indeed connected to idealism in the popular sense of progressive and optimistic social thought.

The latter three topics are obviously more philosophical forms of SpR.

But the philosophical form is deceptive.

In its most philosophical form, it is a belief in natural law, and in its most advanced legal form, a belief in universal human rights.

It is the city's central nervous system, an extruded form of social space in which the ideal of universal access is given both concrete and philosophical form.

Since the Romantic critics first ventured beyond the Aristotelean categories to consider tragedy, or the tragic, as a sense of life, there was an increasing tendency to regard tragedy not merely as drama but as a philosophical form.

I'm just denying to philosophy one of the claims made for it —that its conclusions  dictate or generate non-philosophical behavior — and there is no reason that my denial of philosophy's practical utility should not take a philosophical form.

The reader comes away with the overwhelming sense that an institutional, economic and almost philosophical form of medical malpractice has been unleashed upon psychiatric medicine, and it has condemned -- in the name of controlling costs -- thousands of patients to permanent illness.

As a philosophical form, the fragment reflects the conditions of modernity.