Sentence examples for proposing a theory from inspiring English sources

In 1983 Gardner challenged the assumption of a single intelligence by proposing a theory of "multiple intelligences".

Putnam rose to this challenge, proposing a theory that, among other things, rejected the common assumption that meanings are mental entities (e.g., beliefs or mental images).

It was wonder that drew him to nature, and an instinctive disregard for authority that made it easy to challenge an entire civilization's religious convictions, as he did when, in 1858, he dashed off a paper proposing a theory of evolution by means of natural selection.

The aim of my paper is to try flesh out a possible alternative proposing a theory of material engagement.

Motivated by metaphysical considerations, object theory starts by proposing a theory of objects and relations (usually formulated in a second order quantified modal language).

Michael LeBuffe has argued that the central passages on which most scholars have developed their interpretations should not be read as proposing a theory of consciousness; rather, these passages are focused on "the epistemological status of certain elements of conscious experience".

Great turns in history seldom come because someone writes a manifesto or proposes a theory.

In the 1950s, British psychoanalyst John Bowlby proposed a theory of "attachment".

We propose a theory of social interactions based on self-selection and comparative advantage.

By Natalie Meade In 1989, the psychologist John Hayes proposed a theory of creativity he called the "ten-year rule".

In the present work, we propose a theory that reconciles the kinetic and thermodynamic arguments within a unified model.