The reason why we speak of 'classical reception studies' today - rather than, for example, 'classical memory studies' or 'classical heritage studies' -lies in the twofold opportunity of adopting an existing concept in classical studies and the theoretical humanities at once.
Synonyms for Principle: effectual, essential, helpful, instrumental, useful, valuable. belief, certitude, conviction, credence, creed, doctrine, dogma, faith, idea, opinion, philosophy, postulate, tenet, thought, trust, view.
âPrincipalâ or âprincipleâ? The words principle and principal are pronounced in the same way but they do not have the same meaning. Principle is normally used as a noun meaning âa fundamental basis of a system of thought or beliefâ, as in: This is one of the basic principles of democracy. Principal, on the other hand, is normally an adjective meaning âmain or most importantâ, as in: one of the countryâs principal cities.