The term "naturalism" has no very precise meaning in contemporary philosophy.
There is, not surprisingly, no generally shared view of the precise character of Maritain's philosophy.
Regardless of the precise characterization of contemporary analytic philosophy, it clearly cannot to be equated with logical positivism.
As he developed his teaching style, the New Zealander applied to his new craft the same precise approach he took to philosophy, enabling radical new results.
It is heavily structured to reflect Makkum's basis philosophy, which is very precise and no-nonsense".
Appiah, a Princeton philosophy professor, articulates a precise yet flexible ethical manifesto for a world characterized by heretofore unthinkable interconnection but riven by escalating fractiousness.
Kant saw one of the functions of philosophy as determining the precise unifying scope and value of each science.
For instance, content disciplines (i.e. education, rhetoric, optics, mathematics, and philosophy) formulate a more precise definition because of commonly embraced teaching and learning principles.
Ideal language, in analytic philosophy, a language that is precise, free of ambiguity, and clear in structure, on the model of symbolic logic, as contrasted with ordinary language, which is vague, misleading, and sometimes contradictory.
The abundance of Hebrew terms in Ibn Ezra's writings that may refer to "philosophers" or "philosophy"—none of them very precise, some of them perhaps coined by Ibn Ezra itself afford an additional perspective upon the peculiar nature of Ibn Ezra's "philosophy".
The former holds that the mettle of physics and philosophy demands that we find a precise, rigorous and univocal definition of singularity.
