Sentence examples for philosophical subjects from inspiring English sources
These papyri, on philosophical subjects of Epicurean inspiration, are preserved in the National Library of Naples.
He has written numerous works on philosophical subjects, including books on mathematics, Wittgenstein, and the nature of the university.
Interestingly, though, and despite the complex philosophical subjects of his work, it was in the classrooms of Britain where Hughes's poetry found much of its loyal audience.
Known as an eloquent speaker and sparkling writer, Mr. Dworkin touched on deeply philosophical subjects in some of his books about the law.
At times, as in the Middle Ages, this meant any methodical and disciplined thought pursued by Jews, whether on general philosophical subjects or on specifically Judaic themes.
Home to a distinguished tradition of philosophical research and teaching, the Department of Philosophy provides a comprehensive academic atmosphere for pursuing advanced study in a wide range of philosophical subjects and methods—systematic, analytic, and historical.
If a particularly brilliant philosopher publishes a particularly brilliant paper on some philosophical subject, alumni will generally not make large contributions to the philosophy department in order to reward the department for its member's success.
The richest way to see "Le Petit Prince" is as an extended parable of the kinds and follies of abstraction — and the special intensity and poignance of the story is that Saint-Exupéry dramatizes the struggle against abstraction not as a philosophical subject but as a life-and-death story.
Translating philosophy, moreover, is a philosophical subject in its own right.
Bolzano does not conclude from this, however, as later Ludwig Wittgenstein, Moritz Schlick and Rudolf Carnap did, that there is no proper realm of philosophical problems and philosophical subject matters.
She has made several kinds of arguments that bear on the adequacy of analytic philosophy: the impact of individualism in philosophy of mind, the nature of the self, and the nature of the normative philosophical subject (see her papers collected in 1993).
