Collocations withphilosophy
These are words often used in combination withphilosophy.
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analytical philosophy
However odd this form of independence may seem in the perspective of some traditions of analytical philosophy, it is entirely credible as empirical psychology.
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analytic philosophy
Several analytic philosophy e-journals have already been established.
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ancient philosophy
His published work deals with moral theories - especially egalitarianism - and ancient philosophy.
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basic philosophy
That is my basic philosophy.
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contemporary philosophy
Contemporary philosophy does not generally share this view.
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continental philosophy
Hall is a cultural and media theorist working on continental philosophy, cultural politics, cultural studies, new media technologies, and the digital humanities.
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design philosophy
The results of this design philosophy are instruments which work well within a specific class of interactions and their sounding responses.
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educational philosophy
Moreover, we are surely entitled to ask what sort of educational philosophy underlies this book.
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existential philosophy
He rejects the notion that existential philosophy is incompatible with religious thought.
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experimental philosophy
Observers, not the observed, were the incomplete aspects of this experimental philosophy.
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fundamental philosophy
That is their fundamental philosophy and belief.
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judicial philosophy
For instance, she affirmed her belief in a constitutional right to privacy and explicated at some length on her personal judicial philosophy and thoughts regarding gender equality.
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mechanical philosophy
Historians have too often assumed that the "mechanical philosophy" was obviously progressive and so self-evidently defined.
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medieval philosophy
Historians of medieval philosophy may well be dumbfounded.
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modern philosophy
All scholars of early modern philosophy will welcome its appearance.
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natural philosophy
Conjecturing may be a useful step even in natural philosophy.
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overall philosophy
I want, rather, to concentrate on our overall philosophy.
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personal philosophy
These beliefs did not always reflect an organized religion but rather a personal philosophy of life.
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political philosophy
Unified science as political philosophy.
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public philosophy
Professional philosophy disdained "public philosophy" (today's "applied ethics" and "bioethics").
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realm of philosophy
To put it differently, though clearly rooted in the realm of philosophy, the mind and its manifestations in the symbolic forms turn out to be heterogeneous epistemic entities.
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scholastic philosophy
Though truth ultimately rested on faith, trust in reason was a driving force of scholastic philosophy.
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traditional philosophy
For example, candidates often talk about the other party's issues by highlighting dimensions of that issue that are consonant with their party's traditional philosophy.
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underlying philosophy
Again, the objective description of the language is the underlying philosophy.
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western philosophy
He has a doctorate in western philosophy.
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