Thus he did far more than simply producing literal translations; he also initiated the creation of a cognate literature in Hebrew: philosophical reference works and study aids.
(For instance, Whitehead's cosmology (a solid philosophical reference but not an easy read) talks a lot about societies and populations, nexus of all kinds of elements, which could have emergent properties, and could offer interesting breakthroughs, the probabilities of which are probably impossible to derive mathematically).
And you filled it with philosophical references, including Plato's cave.
A typical Rohmer film also combines a respect for classical form with mythological and philosophical references.
"True Detective" wears proudly and assuredly its literary and philosophical references, its foreboding, its high-class cinematography, and its perfectly conjured soundtrack.
The combination of slapstick (silly walks and funny voices) and erudition (historical and philosophical references) afforded them twin peaks of assumed superiority.
Her brief chapters, more essays than fiction, so carefully build in explanations for the literary and philosophical references that she seems to be assessing what a mass audience needs.
Mr. Guare is one of the most erudite writers, and the two plays abound in literary, political and philosophical references to the post-Civil War era, some of which the playwright, ever the tour guide, can't help explaining.
It also had a text component, a rambling narrative laden with cinematic and philosophical references that stands in counterpoint to Ms. Aycock's simple, precise drawings of the project.
Although not all philosophical references to preference make use of formal tools, preferences are almost always assumed to have structural properties of a type that is best described in a formalized language.
Dena's cynicism is smartly laced with philosophical references that make it clear her rebellion has all the right intellectual underpinnings.
