These data challenge previous theorizing concerning the role of fear/anxiety in social attitude formation and prejudice more generally.
His celebrated talent in mathematics is perhaps equaled not only by his profound theorizing concerning the physical world, but also his influential experimental methods in optics.
His discussion of moral "dispositions" in the 10th Collection is an example of such theorizing — concerning the how, rather than the causal means.
It discusses the motivation for exploring non-visual modalities, how audition bears on theorizing about perception, and questions concerning the objects, contents, varieties, and bounds of auditory perception.
Now, before all of you LENR boosters start getting all wound up, yes, I will agree that there has been a lot of interesting theorizing and some intriguing laboratory experiments concerning Low Energy Nuclear reactions and, if the reports are to be believed, the latter provide evidence that LENR is a real phenomena (albeit one that appears to defy the known laws of physics).
Another common strain in much of the theorizing about conceptual representation has been a certain diffidence concerning logical representations and denotational semantics.
Despite the fact that almost no element of The Law of Peoples has escaped controversy, it served as a well-spring of additional theorizing (Martin and Reidy 2006) and has structured the subsequent debate concerning international distributive justice.
Certainly the most obviously interesting theorizing to be found in this period is contained in the "speculative grammar" of the modistae, who were so called because the titles of their works were often phrased De modis significandi tractatus ("Treatise Concerning the Modes of Signifying").
Although the term "feminism" has a history in English linked with women's activism from the late 19th century to the present, it is useful to distinguish feminist ideas or beliefs from feminist political movements, for even in periods where there has been no significant political activism around women's subordination, individuals have been concerned with and theorized about justice for women.
Claiming that lesbian ethicists have no interest in imposing their good upon anyone but themselves, Hoagland and Frye theorize that insofar as lesbians are concerned, the act of choosing, in and of itself, makes the object or action of choice good.
It then seems possible to theorize separately about the accuracy conditions that concern the properties things appear to have, on the one hand; and the accuracy conditions that concern the objects or things that appear to have the properties.
