Sentence examples for prior philosophy from inspiring English sources

The Prior philosophy of regulation will be difficult for some staff to get into their heads.

Quine takes seriously the idea that "it is within science itself, and not in some prior philosophy, that reality is to be identified and described" (1981, 21).

At one point, he describes naturalism as "the recognition that it is within science itself, and not in some prior philosophy, that reality is to be identified and described" (1981, 21).

The political revolutions of the Enlightenment, especially the French and the American, were informed and guided to a significant extent by prior political philosophy in the period.

He regards thinking about it as "provisional" and insists that the mood of absurdity, so "widespread in our age" does not arise from, but lies prior to, philosophy.

Appealing to common experience, he tries to render the flavor of the absurd with images, metaphors, and anecdotes that capture the experiential level he regards as lying prior to philosophy.

However, philosophy prior to high school seems relatively uncommon around the world.

Prior to Abelard, philosophy in the Middle Ages had not been an exclusively academic affair.

Then, based on available screening tools, program philosophy, prior experience, personnel, typical maternity length of stay, etc., an appropriate protocol must be developed.

He means that a pure work of art cannot be subject to moral praise or blame because the Aesthetic domain exists independently of and prior, in the Philosophy of Spirit, to the Ethical.

This rather drastic conclusion is quite unusual in Jewish philosophy; prior to Ibn Daud no Jewish philosopher was prepared to limit God's knowledge to save the notion of free will.