Sentence examples for philosophical framing from inspiring English sources

Our whole discourse about religion is far too dominated by philosophical framing.

The town puts you in a philosophical frame of mind.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was in a philosophical frame of mind on Wednesday as she surveyed the impasse between the United States and China on a daunting range of issues.

Its effects upon a man's view of himself depend entirely upon the nature of the philosophical frame of reference within which the results of the "conquest" are thought about.

It is something that may help the hermeneutician not to fall prey to the tendency to filter another's speech or writing through one's own cultural, theological, or philosophical frame of mind.

However, yesterday, I must have been in something of a philosophical frame of mind.

Among present-day analytical philosophers Rescher stands out in his unique pursuit of systematic philosophy; originally his many important contributions to all philosophical disciplines were framed as components of a system of "methodological pragmatism" and "pragmatic idealism".

Like many other members of the generation which came intellectually of age in the 1790s a group which includes not only the idealist philosophers Schelling and Hegel but also the poets Novalis and Hölderlin Schlegel's philosophical interests were framed around a concern for somehow uniting Fichtean freedom of the subject with Spinozistic holism.

Feminists have tried to remedy a pervasive narrowness in the usual ways of framing those issues philosophers have considered important enough to command philosophical attention and work that is, in the benchmarks that signal philosophical considerability.

It's filmed with the kind of approach to audio, lighting and framing that you normally only get in footage of religious extremists as they're listing their complex philosophical grievances prior to carrying out some manner of public atrocity.

Or framing.