Sentence examples for philosophy through the from inspiring English sources

Suitably qualified notions of the tabula rasa remained influential in British and subsequently Anglo-American (analytic) philosophy through the mid-20th century.

The text I use for this course unfolds the history of Western philosophy through the lens of various theories on human nature.

I had already been attuned to this philosophy through the work of Rene Dubos and — on a broader scale — the "land ethic" of Aldo Leopold.

Gain a deeper understanding of philosophy through the world's greatest thinkers, as well as how to apply ethical debate across a range of issues.

An introduction to the history of modern philosophy through the problems and ideas of some of the most important philosophers of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

The Concept of Nature in Early Modern English Literature traces a genealogy of ecology in seventeenth-century literature and natural philosophy through the development of the protoecological concept of 'the oeconomy of nature'.

This study aimed to investigate the implementation of the "aging in place" philosophy, through evaluating the applicability and effectiveness of those facilities.

Whatever conclusions we reach about Taylor Mill's authorship of the works discussed in the preceding section, she might also have made important contributions to philosophy through changing the direction of Mill's writing in consequential respects.

The major eighteenth-century French philosophers were as comfortable writing works of imaginative literature as of speculative philosophy, and they regularly expressed their philosophies through the medium of literature.

(Smith) 'Carnal Knowledge: Sex + Philosophy' (through July 27) The title is enticing, but this show of works by artists living and dead, from naughty provocations by Duchamp and Hans Bellmer to abstrusely conceptual ones by Agnes Denes and Paul Chan, is disappointingly dry.

The philosophy right through the club is trying to play football the right way.