Sentence examples for philosophical reflections from inspiring English sources

For example, while engaging in subtle analytic philosophical reflections, African philosophers incorporate with great ease narratives from everyday lives and from literature into their reflections of the philosophical implications of their cultural events.

Or, by contrast, philosophical reflections on free will, the intentional stance and theories of mind.

The passage of Stark's career is interwoven with Burden's life story and philosophical reflections.

Anna's isolation produces philosophical reflections that are often quoted as universal wisdom, but work best when taken in context.

In the constant and continuing struggle for human liberation, he has provided us with sound philosophical reflections.

She sang "New Speedway Boogie" over a jazzy bass vamp and Larry Campbell's mandolin, in a skeletal arrangement that only heightened the song's philosophical reflections.

Likewise, experimental philosophers interested in areas like epistemology, philosophy of mind and ethics have employed the survey methods of the social sciences to enrich their philosophical reflections.

The essays containing his philosophical reflections on literature are written in a dense and concentrated style that contains a strong poetic strain.

True to its title, "Life and Fate" mixes gritty battlefield descriptions with acute psychological insights, wrenching dilemmas and deep philosophical reflections about the nature of good and evil.

Western scholars have called them the first "philosophical treatises" of India, though they neither contain any systematic philosophical reflections nor present a unified doctrine.

He also wrote plays in collaboration with his brother Manuel and a collection of philosophical reflections with strong Existentialist overtones, Juan de Mairena (1936).