Sentence examples for philosophy scholars from inspiring English sources
While constructivism is recognized as a prominent and distinctive position in political philosophy, scholars are divided about its metaethical status and relevance.
Most philosophy scholars agree that by the time we hit our 20s, the extent of our integrity has for the most part been established.
In addition, Maner's earlier trailblazing efforts, and those of other people who had been inspired by Maner, had generated a "ready-made audience" of enthusiastic computer science and philosophy scholars.
Alchemizing the School of Hard Knocks Friend has attracted an impressive line of endorsements from Indian philosophy scholars, like Douglas Brooks, Paul Muller-Ortega, Sally Kempton and Bill Mahoney, Carlos Pomeda, and more.
Law made waves in 2006 when it hired three Columbia professors, including the law and philosophy scholar Jeremy Waldron.
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Erik-Jan Bos, a philosophy scholar at Utrecht University in the Netherlands who is helping to edit a new edition of Descartes's correspondence, said that during a late-night session browsing the Internet he noticed a reference to Descartes in a description of the manuscript collection at Haverford College in Pennsylvania.
To Pollock's loutish cowboy and de Kooning's Olympian swashbuckler, he plays the genteel, brainy West Coast kid, a want-to-be painter, writer and philosophy scholar who arrived in Manhattan in 1940 to study art history with Meyer Schapiro at Columbia.
Film critic Richard Dyer said that such associations with Conan were inaccurate and influenced by misconceptions of Nietzschean philosophies, and scholars of philosophy said that the film industry has often misinterpreted the ideas behind the übermensch.
Mr. Lewis wrote "Convention: A Philosophical Study" (1969), which won the Matchette Prize in Philosophy for scholars under 40; "Counterfactuals" (1973); "On the Plurality of Worlds" (1986); "Parts of Classes" (1991); and many papers.
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