Sentence examples for theoretical orientations from inspiring English sources

More youth rallied to Black Power and its many organizational manifestations and theoretical orientations than any other ideological concept.

Fig. 3 Theoretical orientations of maximum principal stresses.

In political philosophy, discussions of marriage law invoke diverse considerations, reflecting the various theoretical orientations of contributors to the debate.

For a majority of researchers working in classroom contexts, and across a wide spectrum of theoretical orientations, the use of video and video analysis is a given.

The theoretical orientations of SHmax, due to the effect of topography, are also shown in Fig. 9 by black dotted lines.

Paul Meehl noted decades ago that theories in psychology seem to disappear not under the force of decisive refutation but rather because researchers lose interest in their theoretical orientations (Meehl 1978).

While some conflict approaches also gained popularity in the United States, the mainstream of the discipline instead shifted to a variety of empirically oriented middle-range theories with no single overarching, or "grand", theoretical orientation.

"Metropolis as Metaphor," the show's subtitle, establishes the theoretical orientation.

Hawkes's own theoretical orientation was laid out in works such as Structuralism and Semiotics (1977), Meaning by Shakespeare (1992) and Shakespeare in the Present (2002).

Sometimes a word, such as hysteria, carries many different meanings depending on the psychiatrist's theoretical orientation.

Through his teaching and writing, including a weekly column for the newspaper Mladina, he helped to define the theoretical orientation of many student activists, introducing motifs from German idealism (the subject of his first doctoral dissertation), French structuralist Marxism (particularly the work of Louis Althusser), and Lacanian psychoanalysis.