"philosophical values" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it in situations where you are discussing or analyzing the beliefs or principles that guide a person or society's behavior and decision-making. Example: "The issue of abortion often revolves around conflicting philosophical values, such as the right to personal autonomy versus the sanctity of life."
And think about the basis of our thinking itself - our philosophical values set in a contemporary context.
Contemplating timeless philosophical values can fuel timely behavior changes in the service of growth and lasting success.
Heringer presents an inside glimpse into the kinds of techniques and strategies that are necessary to implement her philosophical values within the profession, as well as managing doubt in the face of adversity.
The standards do an admirable job of setting the bar for a more environmentally responsible kind of farming, but as perhaps was inevitable, many of the philosophical values embedded in the word "organic" did not survive the federal rule-making process.
A high-profile children's author, who wished to remain anonymous, said: "We'd all like to imagine that publishers hold themselves to higher standards than banks and sweatshops, that they strive to represent the best philosophical values of society and treat their employees with respect.
The literatures of French and English might be different, but as Taylor points out: "Most European languages (and certainly French) are underpinned by a roughly equivalent set of philosophical values and a shared history". What of those languages that are the product of cultures with little common ground?
Maybe this very British breakfast cereal contains some philosophical value in addition to its iron and B-vitamins.
In designing the materials the concept of symmetry has been assumed as core-idea because of its structural and foundational role in particle physics, its crosscutting character and its epistemological and philosophical value.
As he said in a San Francisco Chronicle interview last year when asked about the philosophical value of psychoanalysis, there was "a level of self-deception more subconscious than unconscious that can be dealt with by the virtues of accuracy and sincerity".
That pessimism is of vast philosophical value if your chosen field is artistic, but no matter what your field is this pessimism will also cost you greatly in the practical, interpersonal, business side of whatever you're doing — and, if what you do is business, you're on an upward flight toward an Icarus-like disaster.
Oakeshott gave to the old British preference for the specifics of experience over the abstractions of argument an almost ethical, life-encompassing dimension, and the dimension of philosophical value that he gave to this practical preference ended by making him a wise guide to the world as it is.
