Sentence examples for productive philosophy from inspiring English sources

This was the bedrock of Alex Ferguson's team at Manchester United and is now Tottenham's latest, and potentially most productive, philosophy.

Eras in which everything is up for grabs are very rare, and they seem to be highly productive for philosophy.

A feasible design would include 80 gardeners from four different complexes, systematically varying in size (small vs. large) and gardening philosophy (productive vs. recreational).

Teaching vocabulary within a contextualized situation is highly influential compared to current approaches, and integrating post-speaking activities with an acting is opted for more frequently, as learners are required to use implicitly acquired structures in another productive skill, with the philosophy ⿿language as a means⿿.

Although several Jewish intellectuals in 9th- and 10th-century Babylonia were steeped in Greek philosophy, the most productive and influential Jewish thinkers of this period represented a very different tendency, that of the Muʿtazilite kalām.

8. Conclusion For more than two decades, feminist philosophy has had a productive but sometimes uneasy engagement with the facts and theory of disability.

Indeed, if experiments were to be developed, they would find their place in the productive arts rather than in natural philosophy.

Siderits (2003) Flanagan (2013) have brought Buddhism into dialogue with naturalistic analytic philosophy in sophisticated and productive ways that benefit both sides.

For more than two decades, feminist philosophy has had a productive but sometimes uneasy engagement with the facts and theory of disability.

Contemplative philosophy appropriates nothing from the productive arts, but instead the arts adopt everything from philosophy.

By this strategy we seek to unsettle other reified binaries, such as philosophy and worldview, into more productive tension (Taubman 1993).