Sentence examples for thought concerns from inspiring English sources

But, the term is particularly appropriate for Derrida, since his thought concerns precisely the idea of purity and therefore contamination.

The most prominent example of this line of thought concerns the view that genes are supplemented by memes that are units of cultural transmission, and each is manifested in a separate evolutionary process: biological evolution operating on lineages of genes and cultural evolution operating on lineages of memes.

Angelika Hoffmann, who lives in Neukölln, one of Berlin's most diverse neighbourhoods, said she thought concerns about the Islamisation of Germany were ridiculous.

This should put an end to it.'" Surely, they thought, concerns of state – the close relations between two nations, billions of dollars of commercial ties – should count more than the life of one person, who had been killed by mistake.

Marxism, however, represents only one stream of thought concerning alienation in modern society.

The teaching in Mark's Gospel provided the foundation for one of two early schools of thought concerning the person of Christ.

Most of those actively involved in fostering the gay and lesbian community in Pakistan, even if they have not been educated abroad, are usually college graduates and are familiar with the evolution of Western thought concerning sexuality.

There are two schools of thought concerning the current SPX chart.

Cultural-historical activity theory (CHAT) is a school of thought concerning itself with the relation and interaction between human and the material and social environment.

Throughout the Philosophical Investigations, Wittgenstein returns, again and again, to the concept of language-games to make clear his lines of thought concerning language.

The main sources of evidence for Spinoza's thought concerning physical nature are his Principles of Cartesian Philosophy, the first half of his magnum opus the Ethics, and a number of important letters from his correspondence.