One begins with a certain theory, doctrine or collection of beliefs which is taken to be more or less correct, but is taken to be in certain regards vague, imprecise, disunified, overly complex or in some other way confused or puzzling.
Thus, in addition to logic and argumentation (treated primarily in the Prior Analytics and Topics), the works included in the Organon deal with category theory, the doctrine of propositions and terms, the structure of scientific theory, and to some extent the basic principles of epistemology.
4. The theory's doctrine of alignment spreads moral hazard throughout a company and narrows management's field of vision.
In 18th-century theory the doctrine of imitation was joined to numerous strictures on "smoothness," or metrical regularity.
Current projects study the role of cost-benefit analysis in regulation, the theory and doctrine of judicial deference, and the ability of courts to legitimize social policy.
It is an essential part of ancient Greek musical theory (the doctrine of ethos), it takes on a particular importance in the Romantic movement of the 19th century, and it also occurs in such non-Western music as the Indian raga.
His explanation involves one of the most interesting and provocative elements of his theory: the doctrine of counterparts.
This is a very elementary treatment of the history of the theory or doctrine of the Rapture, but the intent is not to present the doctrine in totality.
Unlike many other conspiracy theories, the doctrine of the Berensteins seems to be gaining traction due to the fact that readers can take a side.
Unlike many other conspiracy theories, the doctrine of the Berensteins seems to be gaining traction due to that fact that readers can take a side.
