Sentence examples for satisfactory philosophy from inspiring English sources
Richard Feynman, the Nobel prize winner and iconic physicist, was asked to define science, and he said that it's 'a satisfactory philosophy of ignorance'".
Indeed, Scholl (2007) suggests that the most methodologically satisfactory experimental philosophy will be primarily a version of the sources project implicating rather low-level processes immune, in virtue of their modularity, from the interpretive and pragmatic difficulties outlined above.
To the élitism of classical Judaism, and its judgment of Kabbalah as heresy, he retorted: **{:.break one} ** From the start this resurgence of mythical conceptions in the thinking of the Jewish mystics provided a bond with certain impulses in the popular faith, fundamental impulses springing from the simple man's fear of life and death, to which Jewish philosophy had no satisfactory response.
To the élitism of classical Judaism, and its judgment of Kabbalah as heresy, he retorted: From the start this resurgence of mythical conceptions in the thinking of the Jewish mystics provided a bond with certain impulses in the popular faith, fundamental impulses springing from the simple man's fear of life and death, to which Jewish philosophy had no satisfactory response.
Much of Kant's philosophy can be seen as an attempt to provide satisfactory philosophical grounds for the objective basis of Newton's mechanics against Humean scepticism.
Making further progress on analyzing this process will depend on giving a satisfactory account of mathematical explanation, and this has become an area of considerable interest in the recent literature on philosophy of mathematics.
When is satisfactory not satisfactory?
