Rather, Tempier's reproach should be taken as an attempt to ridicule the hermeneutical practice of commentators to evaluate a doctrine (for instance's Aristotle's) from a philosophical point of view ("philosophically speaking") and from faith.
"Enraging" because of its philosophical point of view?
This is all very well, even admirable from a certain philosophical point of view.
That it is, from the evolutionary and philosophical point of view, an impersonation, produced and improved on by generations of dogs, because it pays, doesn't alter its power.
Tanabe, Nishida's disciple and successor as chair of professor of philosophy at Kyōto Imperial University (1927 45), contributed valuable criticism from his own philosophical point of view.
That is, analyses of motivation are understood, at least in part, by examining the particular philosophical point of view espoused by the theorist.
Today the most shocking element of Strauss's notorious 1905 opera seems not its eroticism and necrophilia but its absence of a philosophical point of view.
It combined the best aspects of reporting — a gimlet eye and an open heart — with a philosophical point of view that skipped ahead of any claim of self-indulgence.
"They are more suspicious from a philosophical point of view of big government as an answer to many issues and are suspicious of Wall Street institutionally and not just their high salaries, and bad practices".
From a philosophical point of view, this is important in refuting the idea that as humans we will always be driven by considerations of narrow self-interest, that morality is unnatural to our evolutionary make-up.
CO: Of course you come to this from a philosophical point of view and I come to it from a very emotional point of view based on two different experiences.
