Sentence examples for philosophical science from inspiring English sources

Cabanis' early interest in poetry and medicine and a budding political career were eventually abandoned in favour of philosophical science.

As the philosophical science teacher Mr Price, notable for his sarcastic wit, in the television sitcom Please Sir!, Richard Davies, who has died aged 89, was the perfect foil to the programme's star, John Alderton, who played the idealistic, newly qualified Bernard Hedges, in charge of the unruly Class 5C.

From the character of aesthetics as a philosophical science (see above) it follows that its history cannot be separated from that of philosophy at large, from which aesthetics receives light and guidance, and gives back light and guidance in its turn.

Another warning must not be omitted: namely that aesthetics, though a special philosophical science, having as its principle a special and distinct category of the mind, can never, just because it is philosophical, be detached from the main body of philosophy; for its problems are concerned with the relations between art and the other mental forms, and therefore imply both difference and identity.

Meinong's first book On Philosophical Science and its Propaedeutics (1885) plays a pivotal role for the understanding of Meinong's research as well as his teaching activities.

The answer is that theology is more perfect than any philosophical science because it breaks through the bounds of this Aristotelian dichotomy.

Samuel ibn Tibbon (c. 1150 c. 1230), one of the translators of the Guide into Hebrew and a philosopher in his own right, remarked that the philosophical sciences were more widely known among Christians than among Muslims.

DW Andrei Tarkovsky started work on an adaptation of Stanisław Lem's philosophical science-fiction novel in 1968 in an attempt to find a popular cinematic subject.

A strong tradition, derided by Kant, asserted that metaphysics was the queen of the sciences, including the philosophical sciences.

The historical sciences have been undertaken by Prof. Pirenne, the philological sciences by Prof. Thomas, the juridical sciences by M. Cornil, the philosophical sciences by Prof. Leclere, the economic sciences by Prof. Mahaim.

The philosophical sciences, dialectic and sophistry, have universal subjects and predicates.