philosophy的示例

• a degree in philosophy

• Marxist philosophy

• His tutor encouraged him to read widely in philosophy.

• She majored in philosophy at Harvard.

• a peddler of New Age philosophies

• He surveys the sacred meals against a carefully assembled background of ordinary meal-taking and the general philosophy of food in each region.

• Natural philosophy was supposed to lead to moral virtue, to modesty and religious reverence.

• This problem surfaced as the issue of whether the rise of modern science was a natural development of premodern philosophy.

• He tries to turn the tables, thereby running the risk of turning philosophy into psychology.

• And that's the philosophy that guides me with my own students.

• In this history, epistemologies and styles of political philosophy have aligned differently at different times.

• The philosophy of these homes is characterized by a very strong emphasis on training the staff.

• The first is the recognition that the failure of foundationalism in philosophy makes any attempt to claim a monopoly on truth, methodology etc. untenable.

• Conventionalism has had a tremendous impact on science and philosophy throughout the twentieth century.

• The concept of 'mutuality' is a very helpful one for the reader to use in understanding the author's underpinning philosophy to music with young children.

• At this stage, it could appear that the book is all philosophy with no practical applications.

• We can say, tentatively, that a philosophy of life is a theory of the good conjoined with practical recommendations for attaining the good.

• Their philosophy is one of cooperation, differentiation and maximising the potential of all members of staff and adults in the school community.

• Cartesian dualism is a minority position in contemporary philosophy, at least as a scientific theory of mind, and for very good reason.

• A special subgroup, possibly the most important for the study of science and philosophy, are the tri-partite encyclopedias.