Sentence examples for theory of practice from inspiring English sources

Each form of therapy is guided by a different theory of practice and contains different procedures.

The work of Pierre Bourdieu, particularly his Outline of a Theory of Practice (1977), was especially influential.

Now, as dozens of pilot projects across the country are transforming traditional doctors' offices into medical homes and putting this theory of practice to the test, one thing has become apparent: even this most promising of reforms is unlikely to take hold without the active involvement of patients.

James attributes the origination of the view to Shadworth Hodgson, in The Theory of Practice (1870).

Bourdieu's theory of practice provides a method for reconciling the two.

This paper examines that neglected experience by employing a framework informed by Pierre Bourdieu's theory of practice.

The contribution of this paper is to help defining a theoretical framework to describe the customer needs and the related functional requirements, using the 'Theory of Practices' (TP).

It links ambitions to achieve absolute reductions to concepts from social theories of practice and design.

Guided by theories of practice change [ 25- 29], the implementation strategy (Table 4) targeted perceived barriers to implementation of guidelines identified in the present study.

BUSINESS is a field not of theory but of practice.

For Wittgenstein, as for Kierkegaard, whom he admired, religion was less a matter of theory than of practice.