Sentences with phrase «epistemology which»

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He's a Thomist in terms of «epistemology,» which means that he believes that we're, by nature, all about both economic liberty and the truth about the personal, relational God.

You clearly hold a very different epistemology, which is fine, though I'd tend to argue if one is going to be «correct», mine at least has a rather strong potential of commenting on greater truths than your egocentric epistemology.

This twist is typical of Dick's Epistemology - 101 obsessions (which can grow tiresome).

This theological perspective has a profound implications for the correction of the scientific epistemology, which tends to regard as the objective and objectifying process, although nowadays there are efforts to correct this situation among the scientists and philosophers of science.

• Epistemology or knowledge: God has revealed, through Scripture, that males and females share dominion, leadership and authority in accomplishing the purposes for which they were created as individuals.

• Below that are the eight we have found (including another helpful piece by Crepaldi) which refer to the Pope's suggested developments concerning epistemology.

In short, I am claiming that Hartshorne is a more thoroughgoing personalist than Brightman, and that any version of personalism which does not treat Hartshorne's thought as personalistic is missing out on the most important corrective to and up - dating of personalist metaphysics and epistemology in the second half of the 20th century.

Rather than conclude his ethical theory with insoluble problems of skeptical denial, I invoke a richer epistemology from Russell on which to base a constructive view of the virtues.

A recognition of the implications of the I - Thou relation for epistemology would not mean a rejection of those essential and eminently useful objective techniques which the social sciences have developed.

There Whitehead compares his own epistemology primarily to Hume's and Kant's epistemologies, but also to that trust in mental experience which has passed from Descartes, to Locke, to Berkeley.

Collingwood's philosophy developed out of an opposition to the realistic epistemology, which he stigmatizes as the undischarged bankruptcy of modern philosophy (A 45).

Family needs «and my boredom with epistemology prompted me to forswear graduate study and the academic career to which it pointed,» he said.10 (Although he never earned a Ph.D. degree, he was awarded eighteen honorary doctorates, including one from Oxford.)

Alvin Plantinga, prof. of theology @ Notre Dame: he defends the notion of reformed epistemology, which states that if moral arguments for Christianity are true, then principles of the Christian faith are likely to be true as well.

We are radicals for capitalism; we are fighting for that philosophical base which capitalism did not have and without which it was doomed to perish... Politics is based on three other philosophical disciplines: metaphysics, epistemology and ethics — on a theory of man's nature and of man's relationship to existence.

The biblical scholarship of modernity, insofar as it continues to be captive to the dualism of Kantian epistemology, is another kind of Babylonian captivity, which debars the signs of identification and recognition by which the risen Jesus made himself known.

It appears that Luedemann's investigation of the resurrection of Jesus leaves us captive to a Kantian epistemology, which, as Richard R. Niebuhr has recognized, absolutizes the categories of Newtonian science and cosmology as the forms of sensibility and the categories of reason by which the mind organizes and interprets the exogenous world.

Thus, rather than raise objections, I shall consider briefly the tensions with respect to Bergson's metaphysics and epistemology I shall try to extend consideration of the senses in which intuitions are rational and may be inclusive of conceptual experience.

Modern philosophy consistently begins with epistemology, and the epistemology with which it begins is based on the primacy of sense - experience.

While Barth freely makes use of Kantian epistemological concepts, he is never dependent on them for his own theological epistemology, which is rooted not in secular axioms regarding human reason but in theological claims regarding the nature of God and divine action.

«The forms of a living being are not but rather come to be,» says Ludwig von Bertalanffy (BW 120), and his «organismic» biology and later general system - theory for overcoming the opposition between mechanism and vitalism has given central insights of Whitehead a new formulation on the basis of science, 8 Something similar holds for all the directions of research which Jean Piaget has brought to the [264] concept of genetic structuralism.9 The genetic epistemology founded by Piaget has proved through empirical research on the problem of knowledge the fruitfulness both of genetic analysis and of Whitehead's principle of process.

Genetic epistemology was thought to be a keystone, which would round out the sciences.

Gödel noted drily that this represents a problem for philosophy and epistemology rather than for mathematics, which can continue its investigations without ever exhausting the subject.

And in a spirit of honesty Klemke gives us the epistemology (that is, the view of what constitutes true knowledge) which undergirds his skepticism about meaning in the universe:

But if our epistemology is one in which all of reality must lie in principle subject to our intellectual control, we will remain suspicious of all symbols.

It is not enough with Peirce's epistemology to say merely that «an individual is something which reacts.»

This sketch of some basic concepts of the calculus and of factors involved in its creation is intended neither a complete outline nor as a technical account It is intended, rather, to set the stage for Bergson's appropriation of the calculus as fundamental to his metaphysics and epistemology; Bergson believed that the calculus represented (and furthered) a profound shift in understanding, one which made modern science possible.

What I mean by that is scientific epistemology — which is great and fantastic for a great number of things, but simply not applicable to social, personal and political questions.

Here once more, we find a passage from a Protestant who has long been taken to be the very antithesis of the liberal Protestant (and from the book that was written to be the death knell of liberal Protestantism), providing the same theological monism and skeptical epistemology that Milton first adumbrated and which led, at least in Milton's case, to the very liberal attitudes he had once so actively deplored.

Consequently his epistemology avoids the pitfalls of nineteenth century Traditionalism which, carried to its logical conclusion, by undermining the possibility of any rational discourse about reality - and God as its ultimate cause - leads either to radical scepticism or fideism.

An optimist view of human history was also promoted by the epistemology of Enlightenment, which saw history as a progressive move towards a more rational world.

Here I would agree with Stephen Downes when he says that its not the content that matters but the process in which the MOOC is taken which would bring about a change in the epistemology.

This course introduces students to the origins, epistemologies, key concepts, and central questions of the academic field of Ethnic Studies, while applying these concepts and questions to our own educational experiences, and the various realms of education in which we currently work.

Thus, we need to formulate and organize knowledge through a complex, creative, transversal, polysemic and transpolitical epistemology, which promotes trans - cultural human effort to be aware of the ethics of the sustainable world.

sj's research is framed around trans * + disciplinary perspectives on social justice, which cut across theory, epistemology and pedagogy and links across socio - spatial justice, Urban Education, preservice and inservice secondary language arts teacher dispositions, and marginalized / undervalued student literacies and identities.

The major subjects were logic, Tibetan art and culture, Sanskrit, medicine, and Buddhist philosophy which was further divided into five categories: Prajnaparimita, the perfection of wisdom; Madhyamika, the philosophy of the middle Way; Vinaya, the canon of monastic discipline; Abidharma, metaphysics; and Pramana, logic and epistemology.

Known only as «the Island», Avery's wave - lapped realm is not only a vividly realised fiction, teeming with sights both strange and strangely familiar, it also operates as a petri dish in which the artist tests ideas from the fields of epistemology, aesthetics, mathematics, economics, anthropology, architecture, and beyond.

Her work is the product of a fiercely intellectual and distinctive study of semiotics, epistemology, mathematics, history, and ecology, which are grounded in philosophical inquiry and social observation.

«Instead of trying to expand the canon, we should dispose of it altogether, through epistemology as well as what can be termed a conceptual history of art and curating, drawing upon diverse ideas such as those of Michel Foucault and Reinhart Koselleck, in which history is seen through ideas and concepts in terms of periodization, rather than events, individuals, and, in our case, specific objects.»

There is very little that scientists can learn from 20th century epistemologies — many of which would make science impossible.

• Lack of formal model verification & validation, which is the norm for engineering and regulatory science • Circularity in arguments validating climate models against observations, owing to tuning & prescribed boundary conditions • Concerns about fundamental lack of predictability in a complex nonlinear system characterized by spatio - temporal chaos with changing boundary conditions • Concerns about the epistemology of models of open, complex systems

Mosh's unicorn example is a technical comment, if you consider epistemology as a technical field, which you should.

Mark == > The hard word is «epistemic» which is the root of epistemology — the study of knowledge.

The counterpart to agnotology is epistemology, for which science is an important basis.

In part one of the interview with Steve Fuller, the professor of social epistemology at the University of Warwick discussed an emerging ideological axis in which the Left and the Right are replaced by Up - Wingers and Down - Wingers.

I would be guided in my new structure by an epistemology of sorts, based in the essentially three ways in which we come to know something and the three sorts of things we come to know.

By the 1990s, articles on Indigenous health accounted for more than 4 % of all pages of the MJA (Box 2).7 At the same time, Indigenous scholars such as Lester - Irabinna Rigney began challenging dominant knowledge systems in their writing on Indigenous epistemologies and articulated their own research agendas and methods.25 A global Indigenous reform agenda developed, which aimed to decolonise and dismantle Western research practices by asserting an Indigenous perspective on research and ensuring that benefits flowed from research to Indigenous people, were in partnership with Indigenous people, and were driven by Indigenous people's agendas.25 - 27