Sentence examples for systems of philosophy from inspiring English sources

The ancient systems of philosophy came to be interpreted in the light of German idealism.

The site of extensive trade and commerce, Magna Graecia was the seat of the Pythagorean and Eleatic systems of philosophy.

Hinduism, major world religion originating on the Indian subcontinent and comprising several and varied systems of philosophy, belief, and ritual.

But if the history of aesthetics must be seen as a part of the entire history of philosophy, it must on the other hand be enlarged beyond its boundaries as ordinarily defined, which would restrict it almost entirely to the series of works by so-called professional philosophers and of the academic treatises known as "systems of philosophy".

However, due to the rise of atheistic systems of philosophy, he thought it was necessary to give an argument that would satisfy his fellow metaphysicians.

He had gauged and fathomed all the schemes and systems of philosophy, and had found them utterly empty and unsatisfying — "unworkable" was his own word about them — and he turned with simple faith to the Gospel of the Saviour.

In 1693, Malebranche responded to the criticisms of the Recherche in the 1690 Systême de philosophie (System of Philosophy) of the French Cartesian Pierre-Sylvain Régis (1632 1707).

He sought a system of philosophy that could form a basis for political organization appropriate to modern industrial society.

Turning from the religious to the intellectual field, we find historians talking of the march of ideas, the overthrow of some system of philosophy, say, or medicine or astronomy, and the victory of some other system.

Another pre-Buddhistic system of philosophy, the Charvaka, or the Lokayata, is one of the earliest materialistic schools of philosophy.The name Charvaka is traced back to one Charvaka, supposed to have been one of the great teachers of the school.

Hegel, who tended to identify the system of philosophy, the dialectic of concepts, with actual history, expressed this by his famous paradox of the death of art in the modern world, as incapable of subserving the highest interests of the age.