Sentence examples for philosophically oriented from inspiring English sources
The Jean Nicod Lectures are delivered annually by a leading philosopher of mind or philosophically oriented cognitive scientist.
Although philosophically oriented, Roget's work has served the practical purpose of another genre, the dictionary of synonyms.
He suggested that Halderman's attempt was wrong for the same reasons that vigilante justice is wrong, and he downplayed the idea of a "blackmail paradox," calling such a notion "a toy of philosophically oriented academics".
Theology, philosophically oriented discipline of religious speculation and apologetics that is traditionally restricted, because of its origins and format, to Christianity but that may also encompass, because of its themes, other religions, including especially Islam and Judaism.
The 1980s and early '90s brought a new surge of interest in the environmental movement and the rise to prominence of a group of more socially responsive and philosophically oriented green architects.
Karaites joined philosophically oriented intellectuals in heaping scorn on popular Rabbinite customs that smacked of superstition and, above all, on Talmudic homilies that referred to God in anthropomorphic terms.
47 Philosophically, ID orients itself with an interpretive naturalistic perspective, which constructs reality in the course of interactions between the researcher and the participants in a natural environment.
This enables a move away from philosophically and/or autobiographically oriented colonially framed discussions and towards the illumination of the many ways-of-being-with-words from across settings.
Both the Vienna and Berlin groups consisted mainly of philosophically interested scientists or scientifically trained and oriented philosophers.
"Philosophically, we're very oriented around building," he said — that's the best way to build "deeper" experiences.
(Moore and Mertens 2011) and (Aaronson 2013b) provide recent philosophically-oriented surveys of complexity theory.
