Sentence examples for radical thesis from inspiring English sources

Alberti said outright that an individual could encompass whatever project he truly willed, and his own life bore witness to this radical thesis.

Some of what you have just said sounds like common sense and a retreat from the radical thesis advanced in Incognito.

Given its radical thesis, it is not surprising that "Bare Branches" has become a flash point for a debate about the link between sex ratios and security.

Alternatively, one might defend the more radical thesis that there are no facts about evil in the world that make it even prima facie unreasonable to believe in the existence of God.

Theologians viewed these publications as a serious challenge to religious orthodoxy, even though Lessing himself had taken up a mediating position toward the radical theses of Reimarus, who had rejected the basic tenets of the Christian faith.

Spinoza's views on Scripture constitute, without question, the most radical theses of the Treatise, and explain why he was attacked with such vitriol by his contemporaries.

But relaxing the criteria of adequacy for philosophical analyses to structure-preservation also supports Goodman's more radical theses in epistemology and metaphysics, especially in his later philosophy.

The book advanced the then-radical thesis that the Hebrew prophets were serious critics of the social injustices of their eras but that their ideas remained relevant to injustices in contemporary times.

When Leibniz tried to tackle the problem of how mind and matter interact, he came up with a radical new thesis: they don't.

But it is neither particularly original nor quite as radical a thesis as he seems to want to claim for his book.

It is an analysis of the Holocaust and Israel through the eye of gender relations, drawing together strands of Zionism, feminism and Holocaust studies to produce a radical new thesis: that the Jews, downtrodden, had to fight back; and that women, downtrodden, must do the same.