Idea (Philosophy)--History
Practical necessity and the fulfilment of the plan of nature in Kant's idea for a universal history
... the Idea for a Universal History (IUH, 8, ...European history in particular, rather than pointing to advantages that are too closely tied to cultural and intellectual developments that would directly ...
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The Idea of the University: History and Fate
... early history of university reform is marked by its ...guiding idea was to oppose a new institution – useful for the advancement of science and research – to the existing ...
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Defective polities: a history of an idea of international society
... related notions such as imperialism and colonialism has always been a controversial one. Attempts range from ‘narrow definitions of empire as the formal annexations of conquered territory’, to much broader notions that ...
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Philosophy of Development Economics: Creating a Dialogue between Rawls and Development Economists
... the philosophy of history and the history of philosophy to critically question the epistemological, normative and scientific assumptions of ‘development ...the philosophy of ...
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Kierkegaard's contribution to the philosophy of history
... his philosophy is the (only) completed scientific system of philosophy, in his philosophy of history he does not believe that history can be treated as our sciences, that is, in order ...
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Systematic considerations within the <i>Philosophy of the Cosmonomic Idea</i>
... Modal historical subject–subject relations concern formative control in inter-human association which are organised in societal structures with relations of authority and subordination. If the meaning of free formative ...
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Nuances in the Philosophy of the Cosmonomic Idea
... of history is to replace the ‘historical aspect’ by the ‘technical’ one, as is done by several adherents of ...a philosophy of technology within the framework of PCI, an analysis of technical artefacts is ...
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Quantum mechanics and Indian philosophies: A contribution to the history and philosophy of science
... The quantum leap experiment: Continuity is a scientific assumption that claims any movement or any change is continuous. However, in quantum physics, the physicist Max Planck proposed the idea of quantum, that is, ...
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Philosophy as a project: descriptors of self knowledge
... Each lesson is devoted either to some main topic, or a problematic issue, or to some plot from the history of philosophy. A dialogue or workshop unfolds around this, it may be a short lecture. 10-15 minutes ...
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Bochenski and Balance: System and History in Analytic Philosophy
... It is especially of such rich and highly embedded concepts as person, true, good, know etc. with which philosophers are professionally concerned that a modest and due appreciation of their historical fluctuations may ...
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Integrating History and Philosophy of Science
... from the annual meetings of the American Philosophical Association. This impoverishment of the APA program has become even more evident in recent years. It is almost as though philosophy of science is no longer ...
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"Preparing the Youthful Mind for Virtuous Actions:" Adam Ferguson at the University of Edinburgh
... behavior ultimately led to the betterment of society. Ferguson, on the other hand, argued that all that resulted from selfish behavior was an “effeminate,” “sensual,” and weak country. 14 Change was necessary in order to ...
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The Fight of the Comedian: Comedy as the Arena of Philosophical Thought in Society
... of Philosophy , De Botton chooses Socrates as the philosophical model that should teach us to disregard the point of view of the majourity and to believe in what logic teaches us as true regardless of the cost (De ...
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Defending Liberal Education: Implications for Educational Policy
... expected their students to find a firm philosophy of life. (Kimball, 1986, p. 196) In the second half of the 20th century the pragmatism and progressivism of post-World War II America was loosely tied to a notion ...
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An empirical review of lean manufacturing and...
... There isn't any depth of literature on lean manufacturing to provide an in-depth info in real practice and research vicinity. It is accepted that lean production is the maximum profitable idea for both, production ...
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History and Philosophy of Science: A Phylogenetic Approach
... complex history, not as an end in itself, but as an example of how a phylogenetic analysis of a current problem in the foundations of evolutionary biology can help clarify the problem for philosophical ...
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M.A. 1980 Miami University (Ohio)
... 654-56; Philosophy and Literature 24 (2000): 490-93; Studies in English Literature 40 (2000): 585-86; South Atlantic Review 65 (2000): 174-77; TLS (22 ...24; History of Education Quarterly 41 (2001): ...
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Intellectual history
... Intellectual History, not least by its leading exponents, who seem to have entered a phase of ...the history of political thought in 1962 as part of an important series founded and co-edited by ...the ...
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Experimental philosophy and the history of philosophy
... There is still the question of what ‘philosophy’ means. If the meaning varies over time, as it plainly does, the continuity claim will once again be in danger of being undermined. To their credit, Systma and ...
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The history of philosophy – an obituary?
... his history of philosophy to his readers with the explicit caveat that in many cases he will ‘write of necessity as an amateur rather than an expert’ ...a history of philosophy written in an ...
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