Sentence examples for pivotal thinker from inspiring English sources
Though little known in the Anglophone world, and largely forgotten even in the Germanic world, August Wilhelm Rehberg (1757-1836) was a pivotal thinker in the era of classical German philosophy from Kant to Hegel.
The piece that she presented at St . Marks Church, "That Fish Is Broke," was one of her News Animations, incorporating movement and speaking; Forti wrote in the program, "We interweave the flickering, fluid vision of the world brought to us by the news media, the writings of pivotal thinkers from the past, and our own personal experiences".
His interest in the twists and turns of ideology, and the evolution of ideas, led him to explore pivotal thinkers all along the political spectrum whose preoccupations and struggles led him to the deeper questions of American identity and self-definition.
Śāntarakṣita (725 788)[1] was one of the most important and pivotal thinkers in the history of Indian and Tibetan Buddhist philosophy.[2] His contributions to Buddhist thought were particularly noteworthy due to his historical position as one of the later Indian interpreters of the Madhyamaka thought of Nāgārjuna (ca. 1st 2nd c).
and Xunzi (4th and 3rd centuries B.C.E ., the most pivotal thinkers in the classical Confucian tradition after Confucius, both articulate the necessity to speak up when one believes the ruler one is serving is on a wrong course of action (e.g., Mencius 1A3 and Xunzi 29.2).
He points to his years as a student as pivotal in his development as a thinker and artist today.
To introduce other kinds of problematic treated by Confucian thinkers, it is necessary to identify a pivotal critic of Confucianism in the classical period.
Where was the great Turkish thinker?Mr Davutoglu's desire to transform Turkey into a pivotal country in the region lies at the heart of his vision.
The next decade was pivotal in Lacan's trajectory, the time when he fully came into his own as a leading analytic thinker of great originality and immense import.
