Sentence examples for philosophical friction from inspiring English sources
While philosophical friction might exist between conceptual photographers who shoot landscapes with analog film, and digital artists who explore imaginary landscapes with software, some artists, like the Copenhagen-based artist Lise Johansson, prove that the divide can be happily and fruitfully fused.
Magnificently illustrated, this is art history at its most eye-popping and also – thanks to philosophical forays in which Hyman explores identity and the friction between self and society – its most brain-tickling.
It's a deep philosophical belief at IDEO that great design is best accomplished through the creative friction of diverse teams and not the solitary pursuit of brilliant individuals, so it's imperative that the teams at IDEO click.
This paper demonstrates that disruptive relationships owing to demands of stakeholders, contractual arrangements and differing philosophical standpoints impeded and delayed processes, while also leading to the formation of alliances, and conversely, friction between other parties.
While they have been philosophical allies, sharing goals and ideals, there have also been periodic collisions that could bespeak an inevitable friction as Barack v. Hillary moves forward and — potentially — in directions far less seemly than they have to date.
"Ethics", and "Philosophical seminar".
