Sentence examples for theory of status from inspiring English sources

That's a simple theory of status goods.

The trouble with this theory of "status discontent" -- of conservative Christians as downwardly mobile rubes -- was that most of them were neither.

Consequently, a mixture of the above two approaches can constitute the foundational theory of status discordance.

The social science theory of status incongruence, first described by Vernon and Buffler [ 30] and later by Lundberg, Kristenson and Starrin [ 31], addresses this problem.

This appears to rob the theory of its status as a reductive analysis of causation.

It was just in order to do away with this exception that Alyngton (then followed by William Penbygull, Roger Whelpdale, and John Tarteys) hypostatized second intentions, heavily modifying the standard theory of the status of second intentions.

To a certain degree Oresme's theory of the ontological status of accidents is reminiscent of Adam Wodeham's (c. 1298 1358) and Gregory of Rimini's (c.

The relationship between hypoxia and blood flow seems to be complex, and our results thus support the theory of variable oxygenation status coupled to a highly vascular morphology but differential numbers of functional vessels.

In more recent history, eliminative materialism has received attention from a broader range of writers, including many concerned not only with the metaphysics of the mind, but also the process of theory change, the status of semantic properties, the nature of psychological explanation and recent developments in cognitive science.

The revival of status theory within contemporary philosophy began with Nozick's Anarchy State and Utopia (1974).

He also very briefly mentions two unattributed realist views, a maneries theory and another form of status realism.