Sentence examples for philosophical papers from inspiring English sources

He said in the introduction to his Philosophical Papers Volume II (1986) that, like any analytic philosopher, he had set out to tackle problems piecemeal, but that he seemed almost inadvertently to have produced a coherent, unified thesis.

Austin's theoretical essays and lectures were published posthumously in Philosophical Papers (1961), Sense and Sensibilia (1962), and How to Do Things with Words (1962).

His other major writings include Philosophical Studies (1922) and Some Main Problems of Philosophy (1953); posthumous publications were Philosophical Papers (1959) and the Commonplace Book, 1919 1953 (1962).

He is the author of "Fear of Knowledge: Against Relativism and Constructivism," "Content and Justification: Philosophical Papers," and co-editor of "New Essays on the A Priori," all from Oxford University Press.

Perhaps Anscombe's best work was done in the 50s, but her three-volume Collected Philosophical Papers (1981) contain trenchant papers on epistemology, metaphysics, history of philosophy, and philosophy of religion.

Williams's major published works, in addition to those mentioned above, include Morality: An Introduction to Ethics (1972); Problems of the Self: Philosophical Papers (1973); In the Beginning Was the Deed: Realism and Moralism in Political Argument (2005); The Sense of the Past: Essays in the History of Philosophy (2005); Philosophy as a Humanistic Discipline (2005); and On Opera (2006).

This is a philosophical paper (written by an environmental philosopher) that explores how the concept of TEK is defined in science and policy literatures and what purpose it serves for improving cooperative environmental and natural resources stewardship and management between indigenous and non-indigenous institutions.

In 1898, in a philosophical paper, "The Measure of Time," he had set forth such a convention, a method of defining simultaneity -- synchronizing distant clocks -- that was identical to Einstein's scheme.

He then wrote in English his last philosophical paper "Crisis in Science.

Note this is a philosophical paper, in which we present our arguments in qualitative terms.

Despite appearing in a philosophy journal, this wasn't a philosophical paper (quibbling about the meaning of "intelligence").