Significats de branch of philosophy en anglès

There is not a branch of philosophy that looks upon the question in that light.

He it is who hath set forth in every branch of philosophy thorough and convincing statements.

And we know that this sort of argument is inadmissible in any branch of philosophy what ever.

This isolation is reflected in the great development of that branch of philosophy known as epistemology-thetheory of knowledge.

Ethics is the branch of philosophy that concerns itself with conduct, questions of good and evil, right and wrong.

A branch of philosophy.

Sounds spooky, but what Darpa suggests has been kicking around as branch of philosophy, called physicalism, since the early 20th century.

Boole's breakthrough was the insight that logic, which had previously been considered a branch of philosophy, was actually closer to mathematics.

Now there is a branch of philosophy called {125} "ethics," to which is committed the investigation of moral conceptions.

Criticism was not content to exercise its new powers and apply its newly-framed laws exclusively in the investigation of any branch of philosophy.

I did use to be called 'Soval,' but that was before I changed my name to indicate my appreciation of a special branch of philosophy.

He was an Englishman by birth; skilled both in the Greek and Latin language, and in many branches of philosophy.

By far the most important of all the different branches of philosophy became in this manner by far the most corrupted.

* In this branch of philosophy they were really great.

But the practice of grammatical analysis is certainly a preparation for logic, as logic is a preparation for the various branches of philosophy.

The natural sciences were then only branches of philosophy, and the latter, though employed as preliminary to the study of medicine, was purely scholastic.