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The philosophy of comparative philosophy
... By attempting to examine thinkers and texts both from a contextualised and decontextualised position, comparative philosophy can provide a greater depth to the understanding of the think[r] ...
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The Philosophy of ‘Playing’ Games: A Lusory Introspection of the Sincere Player and the Meaning of Play Amidst the Moral Morass of Contemporary Sport
... confusion and conflation of these concepts. Upon flushing out the important and unique qualities of play we misunderstand the meaning of the concept through a natural relation to work, and the distinguishing ...
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Early Slavophilism and European philosophy: the problem of correlation
... Western philosophy on the philosophy of the Slavophils and, accordingly, the degree of independence of the Slavophile concept, and together with it of all Russian philosophy, “due to the Slavophiles' ...
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A New Task for Philosophy of Science
... In order for considerations analogous to the ones spelled out above in connection with physics to apply to some other science, that science must have permanently problematic aims, so that its aims need sustained critical ...
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Philosophy of Development Economics: Creating a Dialogue between Rawls and Development Economists
... and consequences of social capital; undertaking of multidisciplinary analysis; recognition of historical lessons; examination of the opportunities and problems being created by globalization; and attention to new ...
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Political ethics about the phenomenon of politics in its interaction with morality
... Dubko writes, political ethics, or moral and political philosophy in the old transcription, is a relatively young science, bordering on the philosophy of morality, the philosophy of hist[r] ...
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... Taking up the topic of recognition, Williams directs his argument against what he terms Robert Pippin’s “historicist,” “constructivist,” and “leftHegelian” account of recognition in Hegel (155). Agreeing on this with ...
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An Investigation into the 11th Grade National Philosophy Curriculum in Turkey
... The most noteworthy thing in the negative sense is that the attainments in each unit are written in the same way except for the last attainment in the last unit (MEB, 2018b, pp. 23-27). Although this doesn‟t raise any ...
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thinking as two - philosophy, critical thinking, and community of inquiry
... the philosophy for children movement often claim that philosophy is the ideal subject to teach children if we seek to improve their critical ...only philosophy teaches meta-cognition, and that it ...
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Philipp Frank: Philosophy of Science, Pragmatism, and Social Engagement
... century philosophy of science, despite renewed interest in the work of the Vienna ...his philosophy of ...engaged philosophy of ...the philosophy of science can better engage important social ...
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‘The Why and What of Philosophy of Religion: Towards a New Hermeneutic Phenomenology for Pedagogical Practice’
... of philosophy have been designed to show that this is how philosophy tends to approach most if not all of its subjects of ...of philosophy called, ‘philosophy of ...by philosophy. In ...
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On Redundant Hypotheses in Inductive Fields of Inquiry
... To give an example, Richard P. Feynman is one the greatest physicists of all times. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965 for his fundamental contributions to quantum electrodynamics. He was once asked a ...
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CONTRADICTIONS OF ETHICS IN POLITICS: PERSPECTIVES OF CORPORATE AND PERSONAL ETHICS
... Licensed under Creative Common Page 164 subscribing to the philosophy of the existing ethical systems morally exclude themselves from leading. Melissa Horton further adduce that with business ethical systems ...
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the two dimensions of philosophy education with children: curricular and extra-curricular philosophy activities
... adequate philosophy education since the philosophy education aims at growing up creative individuals who criticize and ...The philosophy education, one of the basic human rights, must be commenced in ...
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Philosophy of Computer Science - Free Computer, Programming, Mathematics, Technical Books, Lecture Notes and Tutorials
... the philosophy of science known as “physicalism”, our sensory per- ception yields reliable (but corrigible) 4 knowledge of ordinary, medium-sized physical objects and ...like philosophy! That’s almost ...
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The effect of teaching philosophy on the critical thinking of female students
... teaching philosophy to children, have better comprehension, reading, and thinking performance compared to the control ...of Philosophy for Children (IPAC) conducted research in the ...the philosophy ...
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Philosophical understanding and its relevance to their field of research
... the philosophy of education derives its use from being ...educational philosophy provides room for a vision that goes beyond the categories of use and ...
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The Role of Philosophy in Twenty-First Century Africa: A Critique of Bodunrin
... that philosophy matters, not only as food for the mind, or as the development of a critical spirit which allows critical evaluation, but also that philosophy can be married with action that can effect ...
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Intellectual history
... post-analytic philosophy – and hence no easy read for historians unfamiliar with the philosophical discipline – Bevir's Logic of the History of Ideas, published in 1999, provides a normative second-order study of ...
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aión, kairós and chrónos: fragments of an endless conversation on childhood, philosophy and education
... dialogical philosophy—philosophy as event, as collaborative agón and deliberative play—so exemplary of the desiring-revolution? Because philosophy is about the normative—the cerebral cortex looking ...
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