Sentence examples for systematic arguments from inspiring English sources

Schulz promises what she calls a "wrongology" but never builds the systematic arguments that "­-ology" requires.

Plato's Republic contains one of the earliest systematic arguments to show that sense experience cannot be a source of knowledge.

Dr. Kralovec, an educator, and Mr. Buell, an author and former associate editor of The Progressive magazine, make systematic arguments against homework, denouncing it as a destroyer of families.

These reflections are never, however, presented in systematic arguments or brought to closure.

This framework is helpful in constructing systematic arguments on the aesthetic justification of taste and linking the justification agenda in the Chinese context with the Western context.

Many of the systematic arguments for toleration be they religious, pragmatic, moral or epistemological can be used as a justification for more than one of the conceptions of toleration mentioned above (section 2).

It is not a systematic argument, but a varied collection of testimonies interspersed with Gray's comments.

Derived from a lecture given at Berkeley, "Godly Republic" is long on studies by DiIulio's former graduate students at the University of Pennsylvania and short on systematic argument.

He would typically have read everything by the author under review; his critical method was not so much to dissect the book or build a systematic argument, but to surround it with a dense inventory of fondly, sometimes mockingly paraphrased plot details and quotes, so that a reader could imbibe its ambience.

Kant is said to have considered it his favorite among Scottish moral sense theories, but others have dismissed it as devoid of systematic argument, or derivative, in its theoretical aspirations, of Hume.

Royce develops an even more systematic argument for an idealism that is both epistemological and ontological in his magnum opus, the two volumes of his 1899 1900 Gifford lectures published as The World and the Individual as the title suggests, a major theme of that work is explicating in detail the relationship between underlying reality and ordinary individual, conscious human selves.