Sentence examples for philosophical paradigm from inspiring English sources

Initially, the reigning philosophical paradigm in the Americas was Scholasticism.

Indeed, Quine significantly calls the latter "a philosophical paradigm" (Quine 1960).

There the use of Sufi doctrine, philosophy, and asceticism within a single philosophical paradigm reached its pinnacle.

His work reflected and encapsulated the prevailing philosophical paradigm, namely, Aristotelian thought read through a Neoplatonist lens.

Multiculturalism is both a political philosophical paradigm and a type of policy that is particularly sensitive to the possibility that liberal democracies could exert pressure on ethnic minorities to assimilate into the majority culture.

It is this feature of explication that led W. V. O. Quine (1960, §53) to extol its virtues and to uphold the definition of "ordered pair" as a philosophical paradigm.

Fig. 3 Evolution of philosophical paradigms, concepts and approaches to the study of hazards and disasters.

The principle philosophical paradigms for this theory construction are Social Constructionism and Interpretivism, which give impetus to reflective and analytical thought trials for extracting the conceptual framework interwoven in textual data.

In this shift of philosophical paradigms, Chan Buddhism infused the relationship between heart-mind and things-events with a distinct sensibility that derived from classical Chinese discourses: the continuity of heart-mind and things-events (Wen 2011: 272).

First, Blackburn has a distinctive and somewhat idiosyncratic understanding of projectivism, so there are certain philosophical paradigms of projectivism that his claim is not intended to cover (see Joyce 2009b).

To account for the misfit between philosophical paradigms and their realities, the testimony or example of outliers such as blind people, and people with Down Syndrome or Williams Syndrome, typically is disallowed on the ground that it must be inherently flawed where it challenges or deviates from philosophical theory.