At first just a jobbing analytic philosopher, he began to question his philosophical foundations in the early 1970s.
The publication of A Theory of Justice (1971), by the American philosopher John Rawls, spurred a revival of interest in the philosophical foundations of political liberalism.
As with DIP, the introduction or "Prolegomena" holds the greatest interest for philosophers, for it is here that Grotius articulates and defends the philosophical foundations of the DIB.
Indeed, the entire problem lies close to the philosophical foundations of mathematics.
With a playfully earnest touch, he lays psychological and philosophical foundations, referring to Hobbes and Nietzsche.
In "Mute Speech", Jacques Ranciere considers the philosophical foundations of literature.
This is especially so when the proposal in question rests on unsteady philosophical foundations.
Its philosophical foundations and its perceptions of a man's essence are far more interesting and subtle than any narrative.
De Man induced Derrida to teach a seminar, in Paris, on the philosophical foundations of literary criticism for specially selected students from Cornell and Hopkins.
The utilitarians thus succeeded in broadening the philosophical foundations of political liberalism while also providing a program of specific reformist goals for liberals to pursue.
I found my Harvard colleague Orlando Patterson's review of Tommie Shelby's "We Who Are Dark: The Philosophical Foundations of Black Solidarity" (Jan . 8 a rather curious piece.
