Sentences with phrase «as an academic discipline»

In the German scene, the identification of Christian theology as an academic discipline did not separate it far from the church.

Clearly it is not philosophy as that academic discipline is now defined.

As per our history dissertation writing experts, the field or subject can be defined as the academic discipline that uses a narrative to examine and analyse a sequence of past events.

However, biology as an academic discipline does not do this.

Already by the end of the nineteenth century, theology was losing credibility as an academic discipline, often finding no place in the new secular universities in the twentieth century.

One could hardly imagine the story stirring teachers in other fields, either, for it didn't validate the arts as an academic discipline.

In this century also, there has been a considerable growth in the study of religions as an academic discipline and courses on the world religions are taught in some schools.

Most of them recognize that economics as an academic discipline abstracts from the full concreteness of human beings and the natural world.

His research interests are constitutional law, judicial politics and sociology of law with emphasis on comparative constitutional politics and he has made particular efforts to establish a field of judicial politics as an academic discipline in Japan.

In providing these points of critique to the major definitions and interpretations of mission and their implications in the study of mission as an academic discipline, it is not my intention to surpass the definitions.

The few attempts to systematize mission studies as an academic discipline within or about the movement have been concerned mainly with «how to» convert the «heathen» and expand the Church.

Secondly, I am trying to find the role and place of missiology as an academic discipline within the parlance of theological studies, and my attention is drawn in particular to the theological education system in the religiously pluralistic India.

In appointing Hanus, President Eliot's goal was not to establish education as an academic discipline at Harvard.

For American Christians, theology had been redefined as an academic discipline with only tenuous relations to their individual or ecclesiastical experience.

Economics as an academic discipline aims to be descriptive and analytic rather than historical and normative.

The study of religions which as an academic discipline developed quite quickly during the twentieth century stressed the need for neutrality and impartiality.

This would mean, as all academic disciplines attained the university ideal, that policy makers could not turn anywhere within the university for help in thinking about the ends which policies should subserve.

«I don't think I know of anyone working here who studied science policy as an academic discipline,» he notes, «although there might be some around.

Communicology as an academic discipline.

Critical thinking as an academic discipline is based on the rules of formal logic, theory and practice of argumentation, rhetoric and scientific epistemology (a section of philosophy that deals with instruments and limitations of cognitive activity).

A key figure in the Black German Movement, she is responsible for envisioning Black German History as an academic discipline.

Legal education as an academic discipline first evolved in the 1870s when Harvard's Charles Eliot and Christopher Columbus Langdell developed the modern law school.

The purpose of this article is to examine the changing focus of legal education over the years from its development as an academic discipline to the emergence of clinical internships and the call for law schools to deliver a mixture of both within the contemporary law degree.

In the early 1900s the Clinical Pastoral Education movement was founded, and led to the integration of religion and psychology for therapeutic purposes as an academic discipline.

Just under a decade ago, Archie Brown highlighted several factors that he thought limited the explanatory power of comparative politics as an academic discipline.

What is less debated is how practice involvement can affect the role of the international lawyer as academic and how practice affects, and risks compromising, the independence of international law as an academic discipline.

Nevertheless, during the twentieth century, practitioners of economics as an academic discipline, especially in the English - language world, have moved away from political economy.

The reader can look here for serious discussions of urban - legends studies as an academic discipline, as well as explications of «The Choking Doberman,» «Bozo the Clown's Blooper,» and other examples of modern - day lore.

Palmer wanted to narrow the vision of philosophy as an academic discipline and was the architect of the department that hired Josiah Royce.

the comparative study of religion as an academic discipline, his own endeavors marking the past epoch, those of his immediate successors (C. P. Tiele) the second, the «religionsgeschichtliche Schule» the third.

[26] The problem of identifying the extent of God's works (or mission) in the concrete historical sphere also led to the difficulty of stabilizing mission as an academic discipline.

Mission Study or Missiology (as we interchangeably use the two terms) as an academic discipline is closely related to the study of (other) living religions, and the discipline itself by definition is incomplete without its biblical - theological, historical, and practical - ethical dimensions and foundations.

We have defined «theology» as an academic discipline and thus removed it from the church.

Economics as an academic discipline has not internalized any such principle.

I have said that it has defined itself as an academic discipline, one among others.

I hold expertise in all the topics and sub-fields that come under politics studies, and some of them are Etymology, History of state politics, The state and property, The state and the justice system, The state and legislation, The state and the executive system, Forms of political organization, Global politics, Political corruption, Political parties, Politics as an academic discipline, Political values, Left — right politics, Authoritarian — libertarian politics and many others.

The name of this project reflects our desire to see a better synchronisation between law as an academic discipline and professional practice, the expectations both of legal professionals and users of legal services, and regulatory influences.