Sentence examples for topics of philosophy from inspiring English sources

As Peirce understood the topics of philosophy and logic, philosophy and logic were themselves also sciences, although not physical sciences.

The German philosopher Erhard Scheibe (1927 2010) has published several books and numerous essays on various topics of philosophy of science; see, for example, Scheibe (2001).

Following the line of exposition from the preceding two sections, after sketching how processists approach old topics of philosophy and which new topics they have gained, this section will highlight a topic on which contemporary process philosophers are fundamentally divided, to the extent that one group believes that the entire issue is ill-conceived.

In other words, these are works (or sections of works) taking as their subject matter the tenets or doctrines of the philosophers, rather than independent works of philosophy in which the author addresses in the first instance issues or topics of philosophy, with ancillary discussion along the way of the opinions of other philosophers.

All people wonder these questions at some point, and religions provide a quick answer to these fundamental topics of philosophy.

On almost every question or topic of philosophy, ethics, and politics Latini freely quotes from Cicero and Seneca.

In short, Leibniz made important contributions to a number of classical topics of the philosophy of mind, including materialism, dualism, idealism and mind-body interaction.

Some wrote commentaries on Aristotle's Politics and academic "disputed questions" related to topics of political philosophy.

Three prominent topics of natural philosophy are here singled out for closer treatment: the eternity of the world, the persistence of elements in a compound and spontaneous generation.

Since Frege's "Über Sinn und Bedeutung" (1892) and Russell's "On Denoting" (1905) the study of reports of these attitudes has been one of the central topics of the philosophy of language, semantics and pragmatics.

Only very recently, with feminist interventions, have sexual desire and its consequences come to seem crucial to political theory, and we might think that Plato's awareness of these as topics of political philosophy shows at least proto-feminist concern.