Sentence examples for philosophical transformation from inspiring English sources

The United States, for the most part, has dealt with these changes admirably, as Coach Pia Sundhage has in the last few years led her players through something of a philosophical transformation.

As a result, Du Bois became a more forceful advocate of global change, and his works like Black Reconstruction and Color and Democracy would reflect a philosophical transformation that began nearly two decades earlier with the help of the Lion of Punjab.

"It's a philosophical shift.

What began as a pragmatic undertaking has become a philosophical and political transformation, and it is creating a dramatic shift in the relationship between doctors and patients.

The reception of Yoga and of Vedanta thus entwined with each other and with the (mostly Neoplatonism-based) currents of religious and philosophical reform and transformation throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Balch was trained as a sociologist and an economist, but we see in her work the foundations of pragmatist philosophy, particularly in her support of a social democracy and in her fundamental faith that the social environment was capable of transformation through philosophical reflection and action.

Having witnessed previous campaigns to tame the backlog fall short, he is philosophical about the limits of "transformation".

The unifying purpose of his work was to establish that the pursuit of philosophical knowledge necessarily implied social transformation; the struggle for freedom and the quest for knowledge were ultimately the same.

Held, Virginia, "Marx, Sex, and the Transformation of Society", Philosophical Forum (Boston), 5, 168-184, Fall-Winter 1973.

Alan Grant commented on the philosophical pattern the character's transformation took for a 1997 interview: "Although I haven't read them in chronological order I would think it would be quite easy to see the parallel between Anarky's thought processes and my own thought processes".

However he does dispute that the basis of that transformation is primarily a philosophical act, as if the disinterested philosopher could digest and judge everything with his or her own mind.