Naturalism and civilization (1927-1947)
Early American philosophical naturalism is more than a philosophical movement. It is also - and in some ways primarily - a cultural phenomenon with wide social, political, and …
Манай Crasher Naturalistic хандлага
The Nature of Naturalism :ATrans-Historical Examination
Through a series of case studies, the authors pro- pose criteria that could characterize- or that his- torically defined- a work, a corpus, or a style, as naturalistic; they explore different ways in …
crasher naturalistic approach
The use of crashes and near crashes (CNCs) and naturalistic driving studies can help solve the data problem, and use of pre-crash scenarios can identify the high-prevalence causes across …
Foreground and background: an interview with Peter Singer …
Moreover, neurophilosophy is a naturalistic philosophy, i.e. one that dismisses a priori knowledge and does not differ from science «either in the status of its theories or in its ultimate …
Worldview Naturalism In Depth
Our objective has been to articulate naturalism as a comprehensive worldview, explore its implications, apply them in various domains, and get the word out.
Critical naturalism
An example of a naturalistic, objectivist approach is positivism, and an example of an anti-naturalistic, subjectivist approach is hermeneutics. To the contrary, Bhaskar showed that good …
Notes to Naturalism
'The flood of projects over the last two decades that attempt to fit mental causation or mental ontology into a "naturalistic picture of the world" strike me as having more in common with …
Naturalistic Inquiry
According to Blumer (1969: 152), naturalistic research "depends on patient, careful and imaginative life study, not quick shortcuts or technical instruments," so that "it has the …
Naturalism
One typical characteristic of naturalism is a view about ontology: a view about what kinds of entities and properties there are. Some people call this characteristic of naturalism …
Naturalist Themes
We see three major themes that cut across most of those lumped together under the banner of naturalism: (a) a priority assigned to scientific practices; (b) ontological and …