Sentence examples for predominant philosophy from inspiring English sources

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He made the predominant political philosophy of the 18th-century establishment appear more attractive and moral, but he wrote no great single work of political philosophy, expressing himself instead in numerous pamphlets and speeches.

Evidence demonstrates that work is generally good for health, yet the predominant national philosophy that illness is incompatible with work remains [ 29, 30].

The Vikings are dependent on Allen regaining his elite stature; Leslie Frazier subscribes to a predominant Cover 2 philosophy that relies on pressure from the front four.

They cannot explain creativity and have no relations to the predominant interest of philosophy in that time, namely the fields of dynamical (temporal) logics which should help to model the movement of thought (Denkbewegung).

Marcel's contribution to modern thought consisted of the exploration and illumination of whole ranges of human experience trust, fidelity, promise, witness, hope, and despair which have been dismissed by predominant schools of modern philosophy as not amenable to philosophical consideration.

It came to dominate the Greek philosophical schools and remained predominant until the teaching of philosophy by pagans ended in the second half of the 6th century ce.

Yet, with hindsight from the perspective of a history of ideas, reflection on the notion of 'information' has been a predominant theme in the history of philosophy.

There is an urgent need for a national strategy that promotes a common approach to aged care leadership and management development, one that is sector-appropriate and congruent with the philosophy of person-centred care now predominant in the sector.

3. Several Japanese interpreters of Nishida relate his predicate logic, if not his entire philosophy, to the nature of the Japanese language, in which "the predicate is predominant and the subject can often be omitted" (Sakabe 2010, 13).

Jevons formulated his philosophy of science, as found in the Principles of Science (1874), against John Stuart Mill's predominant inductive logic.

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