The centrality tempts interpreters to identify dao with the central concepts of the Western philosophical agenda, but that is to lose the important difference between the two traditions.
In 1948 he introduced many of the central concepts of AI in a report entitled "Intelligent Machinery".
That theme is illustrated in Being and Time's treatment of "authenticity," one of the central concepts of the work.
The central concepts of social stratification and the location and diffusion of power in the social sciences come straight from Marx's insights.
Each chapter explores a single play and various cultural responses to it over the years — in particular, how it relates to one of "the central concepts and topics of literary and cultural investigation for the past hundred-plus years".
One of the central concepts in Nietzsche's philosophy was the "eternal return of the same," that is, the need to affirm the value of one's life in every single detail as something to be repeated endlessly through time.
But it also poses a challenge to some of the central concepts underlying a vast distribution under the settlement that has included delivery of food, medical care and clothing to tens of thousands of survivors in the former Soviet Union and elsewhere.
Over the next 30 years he established many of the central concepts of financial economics.In 1911, in "The Purchasing Power of Money", Fisher formalised the quantity theory of money, which holds that the supply of money times its velocity the rate at which a dollar circulates through the market is equal to output multiplied by the price level.
This paper discusses these challenges and clarifies the central concepts and steps of barrier management.
Strawson tries to explain or elucidate the central concepts of formal logic.
The niche is one of the central concepts in transition research.
