Sentence examples for separate philosophy from inspiring English sources

In 1829 the Eastern State Penitentiary, on Cherry Hill in Philadelphia, applied this so-called separate philosophy.

Or, if one prefers, Comte's positivism is a remarkable philosophy that doesn't separate philosophy of science from political philosophy.

Above all, there was a tendency, he wrote (in the work's dedicatory preface, addressed to Lorenzo de' Medici), to separate philosophy from religion.

With the development of the Aurion, designers produced two separate philosophies, each pitched at a specific niche of the market.

By 1930, however, his ideas were being denounced by the Stalin regime for "underestimating" Leninism and for "separating" philosophy from practice, and he was stripped of all key educational and editorial positions except for a minor role at the Academy of Sciences (1931 53).

Where Beauvoir's earlier works blurred the borders separating philosophy and literature, her later writings disrupt the boundaries between the personal, the political and the philosophical.

Although structuralism represented the emergence of psychology as a field separate from philosophy, the structural school lost considerable influence when Titchener died.

It is easy to understand, then, that positivism has always refused to separate the philosophy of science from the history of science.

If it can be demonstrated that Scripture is not a source of "natural truth", but the bearer of only a simple moral message ("Love your neighbor"), then people will see that "faith is something separate from philosophy".

In that context, Dibona described open source software as a "remarkable form of liberation," with benefits wholly separate from philosophy.

These days fashion remains a female preoccupation in the public's eye; men supposedly dress for fit and comfort rather than style, and women commonly "make over" their men, keeping gender roles solidly separate in philosophy and image.