Sentence examples for subject of interpretive from inspiring English sources

The idea of Chekhov's theatrical chronicles of disappointment as comedies has long been a subject of interpretive debate.

Other aspects of Frege's views on indexicals are the subjects of interpretive controversy.

Perhaps no region of Sidgwick's work has been the subject of greater interpretive controversy than his epistemology.

It is a matter of interpretive emphasis.

IIIp6, which articulates the conatus doctrine according to which "each thing, as far as it can by its own power, strives to persevere in its own being", has been the subject of a great amount of interpretive puzzlement in the literature.

The elicited narratives were subjected to interpretive content analysis.

In stage 2, these analytic propositions were subjected to interpretive re-analysis.

Focus group discussions were transcribed verbatim and transcripts were subjected to interpretive qualitative data analysis following a grounded theory approach.

Here, I only outline Aristotle's treatment of this subject and note some of the principal points of interpretive controversy.

Levels of interpretive benefit sufficient to be subject to selection are also seen in less optimal areas of parameter space, in which the probabilities of the sign and favourable environment are not equal.

The principles of interpretive description guided this qualitative study.