Sentence examples for scholastic of from inspiring English sources

A handful of heavyweights, like Macmillan Education of Britain and Scholastic of the United States, were alongside publishers from India, the Netherlands, Nigeria and Senegal.

And Scholastic, of course, has published everything now.

The Abhidhamma consists almost entirely of scholastic lists of terms and explanations of them describing the body and mind and the nature of the external world.

Therefore, in order to establish the effects of educational systems on the scholastic performance of migrant children, characteristics of educational systems of origin countries must be studied.

[This line of argument was common among certain Jesuit scholastics of the period.

The scholastics, of course, did not operate with such numerical considerations.

Porphyry's Isagoge would become translated and commented upon by one of the most influential early Christian philosophers, Boethius, who in turn highly influenced the scholastics of the Middle Ages.

Although Holkot was a Dominican, well versed in the texts of Aquinas, his philosophy and theology owe much more to the scholastics of the fourteenth century than to the thirteenth.

This distinction, a legacy of the Scholastic philosophers of the Middle Ages, has played a major role in recent Phenomenology.

Neurath praised the Danish pedagogical model of university education, a Philosophy Faculty in the medieval comprehensive, universalist spirit of the scholastic meaning of 'university'university

By distinguishing between real and nominal essences, Locke can deploy these new concepts in a sustained critique of the Scholastic theory of species.