Sentence examples for scholastic origin from inspiring English sources
The word itself, which is of medieval Scholastic origin, was rehabilitated by the philosopher Franz Brentano towards the end of the nineteenth century.
"Intentionality" is a term with its origins in scholastic philosophy (see Crane 1998b), but its current use derives from Brentano (1874), who introduced the term "intentional inexistence" for the "mind's direction upon its objects".
The other most frequent "appropriate question" at all the scholastic levels was about the origin of diversity (from what… why is it… what is the origin of this diversity? How did they all become different?), that allowed us to introduce or recall the evolutionary explanation of the origin of diversity.
So, we do not expect direct effects of origin countries' education systems for the scholastic performance of second-generation migrant children, who are born in a country to which their parents migrated.
A few clarifications about the origins and scope of the Abhidharma scholastic are necessary before we explore its analysis of mind.
Chan traces its origins to a radical break from this scholastic approach an explicit rejection of the ultimate authority of writing combined with an insistence that authentic Buddhist teachings are not to be found in books or memorized liturgies but only in the immediate, face-to-face encounters of Buddhist masters and their students.
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.
From this point of view, the concept of space, as any concept, draws upon its origin in sense perception and is, to use the Scholastic expression, an abstracta cum fundamento in re.
Attempts to define the nature of these cognitive aspects and their cognitive function are the origin of a lengthy dispute that cuts across doctrinal and scholastic boundaries.
