Sentence examples for philosophical school from inspiring English sources

He did not align himself explicitly with a particular philosopher or philosophical school.

1033 or 1034 Aosta, Italy April 21, 1109 Canterbury?, England Saint Anselm of Canterbury, (born 1033/34, Aosta, Lombardy died April 21 , 1109 possibly at Canterbury, Kent, England, feast day April 21) Italian-born theologian and philosopher, known as the father of Scholasticism, a philosophical school of thought that dominated the Middle Ages.

July 20, 1754 France March 9, 1836 Paris, France Antoine-Louis-Claude, Comte Destutt de Tracy, (born July 20 , 1754 Bourbonnais, France died March 9, 1836, Paris) French philosopher, soldier, and chief Idéologue, so called for the philosophical school of Idéologie, which he founded.

That's why there's choice: two camps in this philosophical school.

Pythagoreanism, a philosophical school and religious brotherhood, flourished in southern Italy.

It is hard to situate Taylor squarely within any particular philosophical school.

In Italy, where Rome was preoccupied with the neighbouring Volsci and Aequi for much of the century, Hellenism maintained itself vigorously: the temples of Paestum dating to the 5th century, like those of Acragas or Segesta, were comparable to anything in mainland Greece, and there were philosophers and the philosophical schools of Croton, Taras, and Elea (Velia), all in southern Italy.

If ancient religion was tolerant, the philosophical schools were seldom so.

Doxolographies, classifications of philosophical systems, divide the Indian Mahayana philosophical schools into Madhyamika and Yogacara (also called Vijnanavada).

Mr. Rumney founded no philosophical schools, nor did the art he produced so voluminously bear any important influence.

Continuing the tradition of the Hellenistic masters of the Athenian and Alexandrian philosophical schools, al-Fārābī broadened the range of philosophical inquiry and fixed its form.