Sentence examples for theory of wisdom from inspiring English sources

It is a promising theory of wisdom.

However, Whitcomb challenges any theory of wisdom that requires moral virtue.

Any acceptable theory of wisdom ought to be compatible with such traits.

With Nozick's explanation of what one must know in order to live well, we have an interesting and quite attractive, albeit somewhat rough, theory of wisdom.

A theory of wisdom that focuses on having rational or epistemically justified beliefs, rather than the higher standard of actually having knowledge, would be more promising.

Socrates' view of wisdom, as expressed by Plato in The Apology 20e-23cc), isometimeses interpreted as an example of a humility theory of wisdom (see, for example, Ryan 1996 and Whitcomb, 2010).

Dennis Whitcomb (2010) objects to all theories of wisdom that include a living well condition, or an appreciation of living well condition.

Humility theories of wisdom are not promising, but they do, perhaps, provide us with some important character traits associated with wise people.

This way of funding the arts is rooted in the deeply disturbing theory of the "wisdom of crowds".

The theory of the wisdom of crowds suggests that the markets have noticed something: the broadband industry hates net neutrality, but its existence has always had a huge and unnoticed upside.

The theory of the wisdom of crowds suggests that the markets have noticed something: the broadband industry hates net neutrality, but its existence has always had a huge and unnoticed upside.