Значения термина intellectual tradition на английском

The chief strength of the Greeks lay in their freedom from hampering intellectual tradition.

Labour would lose 40 seats -and an intellectual tradition.

Yet this intellectual tradition has been ignored by the WEF.

Neither does it emerge from any particular intellectual tradition.

This standard is maintained in a purely intellectual tradition.

There is still a native intellectual tradition in Ireland.

May his accomplishments not be forgotten and his radical intellectual tradition be continued for generations to come.

He favours geographical explanations, discounts the role of ideas and downplays the "western intellectual tradition".

At fifteen he is discoursing on Plotinus, as in later years he reflects from Schelling that flitting intellectual tradition.

The Catholic church has a long intellectual tradition that has produced some of the most rigorously logical and beautifully reasoned philosophical works in Western culture.

The European Union is not reflecting the best interests of its citizens, nor is it confident of its intellectual tradition, President Michael D(...)

There is scarcely an original idea in a book that distills, adapts and vulgarises broad strands of the modern German (and European) intellectual tradition.

At the CIA, Pillar's articulate skepticism reflected in part the intellectual traditions of the Directorate of Intelligence.

We recognise that the history and future of Ireland belong to citizens who adhere to different political, spiritual and intellectual traditions.

This organization, with the Cooperstown Literary Association, kept up the intellectual traditions of the village during the latter part of the nineteenth century.