Sentence examples for philosophical relevance from inspiring English sources

In any case, some philosophers may wonder about the philosophical relevance of this experimental research.

Whatever position one takes on the possibility of "cinematic philosophy," it is clear that the philosophical relevance of film has been recognized by philosophers.

This raises questions concerning the philosophical relevance of the various mathematical aspects of logic.

Their metalogical properties have been explained and the philosophical relevance of these properties has been discussed.

(Preston and DeWaal 2002a,b. For a discussion of the philosophical relevance of DeWaal's view see also DeWaal 2006).

(1931, xxi) The central point of philosophical relevance here is that the mathematical idea of invariance is taken by Weyl to characterise the notion of objectivity.

It is difficult to provide an intuitive reading for the ternary relation R (this is probably the single most important issue in the philosophical interpretation of relevant semantics: see again the entry on relevance logic for discussion).

Horsely was disappointed but philosophical as to the relevance of the New Hampshire result.

To put the matter somewhat differently, anthropology is now regarded as an empirical scientific discipline, and, as such, it discounts the relevance of philosophical theories of human nature.

Such knowledge, it is claimed, contributes little of relevance to philosophical theorizing.

Incompatibilism is a philosophical thesis about the relevance of determinism to free will: that the truth of determinism rules out the existence of free will.