Sentence examples for philosophical training from inspiring English sources

Although feminist philosophers in the latter areas still have differences in philosophical training, in writing styles, and in preferences for contemporary male figures with whom to converse, the "sides" in major controversies rarely fall neatly into divisions among analytic and non-analytic feminists.

Naomi Scheman refers to herself as an "analytic philosopher semi-manqué"—one who has left the analytic neighborhood of her philosophical training.

His philosophical training began in 1950s Paris.

But in this article, at any rate, he displays the virtues of his philosophical training and presents a rigorous argument.

Maybe this comes from my philosophical training in India, with Hinduism, in which there is no central authority.

With his blind eye, he internalizes current events, using his historical and philosophical training to analyze and synthesize.

By contrast, Perlstein, who surfs a river of events and citations that may correlate but do not establish a meaningful train of causation, does not possess the philosophical and analytic training that would allow him to rise above events and confer any true meaning up them.

In the twentieth century, Hartley's Observations remained outside the philosophical curriculum: philosophers-in-training could follow the well-traveled route from the "British empiricists" to Kant without turning aside to pick it up.

Narey suggests that a philosophical approach to training comes at the expense of understanding the practicalities of the job.

It is a thick and excruciatingly detailed document -- part philosophical treatise, part training guide, part "Spy vs. Spy" from a back issue of Mad magazine.

Athanasius received his philosophical and theological training at Alexandria; in 325 he attended Bishop Alexander of Alexandria as deacon at the Council of Nicaea.