Sentence examples similar to scholastic roots from inspiring English sources
For many centuries, European culture was rooted in the Scholastic synthesis.
Although philosophical accounts of mind emerge only within the Abhidharma scholastic traditions (roughly 150 B.C.E. to 450 C.E ., their roots are found in the Buddha's teachings of the not-self doctrine.
In adapting the scholastic image of knowledge, Descartes's tree holds that metaphysics are the roots, physics the trunk, and that the branches are mechanics, medicine and morals.
The root word "compute" somehow suggests math, and it was always my scholastic downfall.
In his new book, The Hatseller and the Monkeys (Scholastic, $15.95; ages 3 and up), Baba Wague Diakite has returned this simple story to its African roots.
Descartes agrees with Plato about the body's confusion of the soul, adding that scholastic teachings lead to further confusion, especially in that they reinforce childhood prejudice, which is rooted in an overemphasis on the senses.
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