Sentence examples for this second thesis from inspiring English sources

It is this second thesis that is most likely to be found objectionable.

In developing this second thesis, Goldman draws on his earlier account of aesthetic value in his 1995 book, Aesthetic Value.

In 1927, in a footnote to Being and Time, Heidegger cited this second thesis, claiming that Bergson's view of time remains within the horizon of Greek metaphysics.

Sharply to be distinguished from this first thesis of the Unity of Science is a second that formulates a reductionism of a very different type: whereas the first thesis concerns the unity of the observational basis of all the sciences, the second proposes (tentatively) a unity of the explanatory principles of science.

The reasoning behind the second thesis is murky.

The first thesis can easily be recast so as to be unacceptable unless the second thesis is accepted.

Compare the second thesis I suggested in § 1 above was part of the rationale behind universal hylomorphism.

One influential response to this objection to this part of Brentano's second thesis has been to grant a second-rate, i.e., a degraded and dependent, intentional status to sentences (see Haugeland 1981, Searle 1980, 1983, 1992, Fodor 1987).

In this way, he controverts the eighth thesis of the morality system, its insistence on the centrality of blame; which was the last thesis that I listed apart from impersonality, the discussion of which I have postponed till the next section.

(This strategy is suggested by the fifth thesis of Hui Shi, to be discussed below).

Fodor departs from this view in accepting the truth of the first thesis but rejecting strongly the truth of the second.