Sentence examples for prescriptive philosophy from inspiring English sources
Harriet, like Brodie, preaches freedom of expression while moulding her charges to a prescriptive philosophy of her own devising.
Thus, a more likely interpretation is that Hume believes he has offered a prescriptive interpretation of how Newtonian philosophy should be viewed in light of the results of his "science of man" (which shows the limitations of our cognitive capacity), and his restrictive form of Empiricism which contribute to his "modest" (or "mitigated") skepticism.
It was clear, prescriptive and a fairly sound philosophy for those without great wealth or powerful connections.
A prescriptive role of the social scientists follows from this philosophy of science; they should not work in parallel, alongside or after the natural scientist – they should seek true collaboration.
A third presumption: Africana philosophy should not be regarded as normatively prescriptive for philosophers identified as African or of African descent, as setting requirements for what their philosophizing must have been, or must be, about and to what ends because of their racial/ethnic identities.
He regards philosophy of science as a discipline whose epistemology is primarily interpretive rather than prescriptive or descriptive a theorization about theorizations.
We argue that philosophy may help addressing them: it may fix a definition of function and illustrates how descriptive and prescriptive modelling can be distinguished and connected.
Those shows are prescriptive.
They're not prescriptive.
They're too prescriptive.
