One result of this transformation was a major division within the ranks of analytic philosophers, between those who practiced philosophy in the manner of the later Wittgenstein and those who preferred the Tractatus.
Voltaire's philosophical legacy ultimately resides as much in how he practiced philosophy, and in the ends toward which he directed his philosophical activity, as in any specific doctrine or original idea.
You do not need any kind of college degree at all to practice philosophy, but there are many degree fields that lead to a PhD, Doctor of Philosophy.
But Goodnight's views echo practiced philosophies.
Alabama Coach Nick Saban, who during a news conference this week seemed more than ready to move on from the loss to L.S.U., said his practice philosophy usually remained the same, no matter what kind of game his team played the week before.
Culture emerges in forms such as collective beliefs, values, practices, philosophy, and lifestyle.
Whitehead and Hartshorne, heavily influenced by Plato, practice philosophy as a dialogue with great minds, past and present.
It introduces a new theoretical framework based on concepts from: Cultural Historical Activity Theory—'project-object'; Workplace Learning—'vocational practice'; Philosophy of Mind—'space of reasons'; to analyse individual and organisational contributions to workplace learning in this scheme.
Third, although the Socrates of the Socratic dialogues practices philosophy instead of living an ordinarily engaged political life, he insists that his life is closer to what the political art demands than the ordinarily engaged life is.
All too often, people find themselves devoted to a particular practice, philosophy, religion, spirituality, or atheism simply because it is the one they stumbled upon, or were born or indoctrinated into.
