Sentence examples for subsequent thinking from inspiring English sources

For his subsequent thinking other sources come into play: the Bernau (or L-manuscripts) contain notes on time-consciousness dating from 1917-18, and the C-manuscripts contain material on the topic from the late 1920's to the early 1930's.

"The success coloured our subsequent thinking".

They reveal both a fluid stream of his first working ideas and his subsequent thinking process.

4. Wittgenstein does not here discuss the connection to aspect-perception or "seeing-as", but this is to emerge as a central theme in his subsequent thinking about perception (figuring centrally in Section xi of Philosophical Investigations, Part II), and it has been much discussed in the secondary writings on Wittgenstein's aesthetics.

Much subsequent thinking about justice (especially in the Middle Ages) was influenced by Plato and Aristotle and likewise emphasized the role of reason both in perceiving what is just and in allowing us to act justly rather than give in to contrary impulses or desires.

The pursuit of objectivity in educational assessment was a subjective decision that biased our subsequent thinking and activities towards that which could be standardized and quantified.

They will be told that they should spend some time over the subsequent 24 hours thinking about their dietary behaviour and decide why they think they eat or drink things that are not in line with their intentions.

This principled, logical tract is an inspiration for three centuries of subsequent human rights thinking.

Subsequent Marxist thinking about art was largely influenced by two major central European thinkers: Walter Benjamin and György Lukács.

The Advaita Vedanta philosopher and theologian Shankara (8th century ce) exercised enormous influence on subsequent Hindu thinking through his elegant synthesis of the nontheistic and theistic aspects of Upanishadic teaching.

This would consequently support students' judgments of the noncanonical expressions in subsequent relational thinking tasks.