Sentence examples for philosophy inquiry from inspiring English sources

Demands for rigor and depth of scholarship obviously rank as some of the most important standards applying to philosophy inquiry.

Scholarly journals that have played a significant role in the rise of informal logic include Informal Logic, Argumentation, Philosophy and Rhetoric, Argumentation and Advocacy (formerly the Journal of the American Forensic Association), Teaching Philosophy, Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines and, more recently, Cogency and Argument and Computation.

His real achievement apart from his doctrinal propositions was to effect a culmination of a tendency within the philosophical schools of the post-Avicennan period, namely to synthesize and reconcile reason and intuition, faith and rational inquiry, philosophy and mysticism within a largely late Neoplatonic paradigm of doing philosophy.

Although Mr. Sottsass abandoned the Memphis movement 18 years ago, he continues to adhere to its core philosophy: a deep inquiry into the emotional power of design and an abiding delight in experimentation.

Learning one (e.g., engineering) through the other (e.g., science) represents an underlying philosophy integrating scientific inquiry and design in K-12 education.

Since all philosophy is an inquiry into truth, first philosophy is the knowledge of God, who is "the first truth and the cause of all truth".

The prime and distinctive task of first philosophy is an inquiry into first entities; these, however, are not perceptible entities, and as a result they have to be investigated through a metaphysical investigation of physical entities.

Both clearly love science and understand the philosophy of scientific inquiry and the practice of the scientific method.

470 399 BCE) was associated in the Athenian public mind with the trends in pre-Socratic philosophy towards naturalistic inquiry and the rejection of divine explanations for phenomena.

This study was grounded in the philosophy of naturalistic inquiry where the central premise is that each individual sees the world differently but from shared and contrasting ideas, meaning of phenomenon can be developed [ 25].

The work examined the relationship between the Confucian and Taoist traditions and Chinese scientific innovation and explored the differences between Chinese and Western philosophies of scientific inquiry.