Sentence examples for section philosophy from inspiring English sources

See the section 'Philosophy of Science' in the SEP entry on William Whewell.

Another question, in a section called "Philosophy of Life Values," read, "Had I the ability I would most like to do the work of (choose two): (1) Schweitzer.

There are separate sections for philosophy, cultural and critical theory and politics, as well as a vast fiction collection.

As in the sections above, philosophy of dance must decide to what extent to follow the concepts of criticism developed for the other arts by Western philosophical aesthetics.

The Portfolio could be five to eight pages in length, plus supporting documentation (appendices) and organized in four sections: (1) philosophy and clear goals; (2) contributions to the scholarship of integration and application; (3) reflections and assessment; and (4) supporting documentation presented as appendices.

Consult the sections on Philosophy, History, and Styles first.

This feature of historical-philological semantics makes it a forerunner of the stress on context-sensitivity encouraged by many subsequent approaches to word meaning in philosophy (Section 3) and linguistics (Section 4).

He took a teaching position there, rising to chairman of the history of philosophy section.

The section on "Modern Philosophy" includes volume after volume of Nietzsche and half a shelf of Hume.

Another time, a man asked him the same question, and he was pointed toward the "religion and philosophy" section.

Back in Poland he rose through the ranks at Warsaw University, where he eventually became chairman of the history of philosophy section, while attacking Marxism in pungent, often satirical writings that put him increasingly at odds with the establishment.