The foundational view of democracy was, and is, an idealization.
Purpose reflects the foundational idea behind the community.
The cornerstone of Hilbert's philosophy of mathematics, and the substantially new aspect of his foundational thought from 1922b onward, consisted in what he called the finitary standpoint.
Three connected foundational thoughts may be relevant to start that conversation.
In this talk Borden reviewed recent developments in the science of mind, showing how emerging models of development validate differing conceptions of therapeutic action across the foundational schools of thought in contemporary psychotherapy and strengthen our understanding of facilitating processes in integrative practice.
The course features selective readings in classics of Confucian, Daoist, and Buddhist texts that present the foundational tenets of Asian thought.
In the book, Merton expanded on the idea of St. Bernard as "the last of the fathers," the figure in whom the run of foundational Christian thought, which began with the apostles, came to a conclusion.
Focusing on the concept of numbers, this talk will recap some of the great leaps of imagination in the history of mathematical thought, describe the foundational crisis, critique the attempts to rescue certainty, and assess the current state of affairs.
Focus is on the big three British Empiricists and their developments of thought based on the foundational role that they give to sensory perception or experience as the source of knowledge.
It's as if the foundational works on twentieth-century urbanist thought had been collectively authored by United States Steel, General Motors, the Otis Elevator Company and Bell Telephone rather than Le Corbusier or Jane Jacobs.
