WAS BEDEUTET SCIOSOPHY AUF ENGLISCH
Definition von sciosophy im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die Definition von Sciosophy im Wörterbuch ist ein unwissenschaftliches System von Wissen oder Wissen, das auf Traditionen und Überzeugungen basiert, und nicht auf nachgewiesenen Fakten, wie zum Beispiel Astrologie.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SCIOSOPHY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
sciosophy in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
sciosophy im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Science and Religion in American Thought: The Impact of ...
1 The Warfare of Science and Religion In 1925 Dr. David Starr Jordan, then
Chancellor Emeritus of Stanford University, wrote a little book entitled Science
and Sciosophy. "Sciosophy" was a new word coined by Jordan from the Greek s\
ia, ...
Edward Arthur White,
1952
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David Starr Jordan: A Bibliography of His Writings, 1871-1931
N. E. A. Department of Science Instruction. President's address, 479 Science and
non-science, 1175 Science and sciosophy, 1316, 1353 Science and the colleges
, 339c, 1151 Science in the high school, 339c, 1137 SCIENCE SKETCHES, ...
3
Conference Proceedings: Social Transformation, Leadership ...
These terms are sciolism, sciosophy and societe anonyme. Sciolism is the
superficial pretension to knowledge; sciosophy refers to knowledge claims
without any basis in scientific fact; and societe anonyme essentially refers to the
anonymous ...
4
Fads and Fallacies in the Name of Science
In it, he coined the word “sciosophy” (meaning “shadow wisdom”) to stand for
what he termed the “systematized ignorance” of the pseudo-scientist. The book is
infuriating because although Jordan mentions the titles of dozens of crank works,
...
5
The Mid-Pacific Magazine
Unlike materialistic science which rests on mere sensory contact, sciosophy has
a foundation of principles. First, matter rests on mind. On mind it depends for
recognition which is its sole existence. Its alleged laws are mental channels only,
the ...
Alexander Hume Ford, Pan-Pacific Union, Pan-Pacific Research Institution,
1926
I tried to explain to her the difference between Pantheism and Sciosophy, but I
did not succeed very well, for she grew impatient. In her judgment, I discovered,
Sciosophy was grossly impractical, and the views of Mr. Abner Dean would take
the ...
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The Stanford Illustrated Review
JORDAN WRITES ON SCIENCE AND "SCIOSOPHY" The Higher Foolishness.
By David Stan- Jordan. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Mer- rill Company. 226 pp.
82.50. "Ignorance," says Giordano Bruno, in a sentence which Dr. Jordan
reproduces ...
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The Higher Foolishness, with Hints as to the Care & Culture ...
Part One chapter page I With Reference to Phantoms and Their Sciosophic
Activities 13 The Nature of Sciosophy — The Astral Body of the Jelly Fish — Hot
Air and Heretics — The Wraith and Its Ictoplasm — Schlemihl and His Shadow ...
But science I should not say, nor yet philosophy. It is not wholly either, but greater
than either. Child of both and parent of both, as the heavens surround and
include the earth, so does Sciosophy surround and include all else within the
thought ...
Dr. Jordan continues, lamenting that sciosophy still rules the worla in matters of
Political Economy. He has only one example, that of war. Sciosophy establishes
its main proposition by syllogism or enthymeme, (a) by syllogism. That which ...