Sentence examples similar to philosophical prerequisite from inspiring English sources
Few of them regarded democracy as inevitable, and many noted its philosophical, psychological, and social prerequisites, suggesting that democracy may be a largely Western phenomenon that is not easily transplanted to non-Western cultures.
From the beginning of that essay he emphasized the importance of passion and commitment in interpretation; undermining the more conventional assumption that objectivity and detachment are prerequisites of philosophical reflection and understanding.
This course is required for the philosophy major, but has no prerequisites, and no prior philosophical experience will be presupposed.
It is for almost the opposite reason: I am convinced that the whole problem of developing AGIs is a matter of philosophy, not computer science or neurophysiology, and that the philosophical progress that will be essential to their future integration is also a prerequisite for developing them in the first place.
His book of philosophical and historical musings, the Ruhnama, became the core of the school curriculum, and knowledge of it was a prerequisite for nearly all jobs.
Steeped in philosophical insight, it both grounds and transcends today's debates on regulation of artificial intelligence by articulating basic prerequisites for the preservation of human dignity in an era of rapid technological advance.
These philosophical accounts align with general research on interdisciplinarity, which has identified the presence and articulation of a complex question as a prerequisite (Repko 2008, Szostak 2002, 2009).
Practically prerequisite.
Prerequisite: Apology Workshop.
