Sentence examples for philosophical map from inspiring English sources

And don't take my word for it, take that of the Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, which notes that "wisdom has come to vanish almost entirely from the philosophical map".

The appointment, which went to Graziella Lupo, and requires her to be available for public consultations, appears to be part of a robust if somewhat Quixotic campaign by mayor Ada Fiore, a "philosophy teacher," to put the town on the world philosophical map.

The whole purpose is to put the concept of semantic information firmly on the philosophical map.

On the philosophical map, pro-nationalist normative tastes fit nicely with the communitarian stance in general: most pro-nationalist philosophers are communitarians who choose the nation as the preferred community (in contrast to those of their fellow communitarians who prefer more far-ranging communities, such as those defined by global religious traditions).

The varieties of philosophical naturalism map on to a variety of naturalistic approaches in legal philosophy.

But now her work, in all its variety, is being introduced to new audiences in shows on both coasts of the United States, "Sculptures of the Mind: 1968 to Now," a solo exhibition at Ms. Tonkonow's gallery in Chelsea (through Jan . 19, and "Agnes Denes: Body Prints, Philosophical Drawings and Map Projections: 1969-1978," athehe Santa Monica Museum of Art (through Dec. 22).

An indication that the map of philosophical positions was drawn then in a manner very different from today is to found in the fact that this principle found favor among both anti-metaphysical logical empiricists, such as Carnap, and neo-Kantians, such as Cassirer.

Whewell's conceptualization of scientific discovery offers a useful framework for mapping the philosophical debates about discovery and for identifying major issues of concern in recent philosophical debates.

In order to explore the broader implications of a One Health approach we employed philosophical and qualitative methods to map existing and potential scientific, ethical and political responses to EIDs in Australia and our region.

Constructivists are often social scientists and their interests may not map neatly on to philosophical concerns.

For Obama's political advisers, expanding the electoral map is not about making a philosophical statement; it is simply a strategic imperative.