10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONISTICALLY»
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1
Teaching Post Keynesian Economics
The first section identifies economics as a plural discipline taught monistically:
there are many economics, but, by and large, the teaching of economics reflects
the dominant paradigm and identifies that with economics per se. The suggestion
...
Jesper Jespersen, Mogens Ove Madsen, 2013
2
The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy
Much of the dispute over these texts is religious as well as philosophical in nature
; it concerns whether or not they are best read theistically or monistically. To read
these texts theistically is to see them as teaching the existence of an ...
3
The Word Has Been Abroad: A Guide Through Balthasar's Aesthetics
Negatively, Platonism is a 'dualism of world and God, sense and mind, not
mediated as in Aristotelianism', and yet positively it is a 'monistically descending
outpouring of the One truth-and-beauty and a monistically ascending eros
moving ...
4
Religious Thought and the Modern Psychologies
Although overstated and sometimes inaccurate, Niebuhr's critique of mysticism is
relevant because it is primarily a critique of monistically oriented forms of
mysticism. There are, of course, more theistic forms of mysticism. Niebuhr saw ...
Don S. Browning, Terry D. Cooper
5
Dictionary of Ethics, Theology and Society
In the early Hebrew religion God was understood monistically; in early
Christianity the soul was understood individualistically and monistically and God
in plural, trinitarian, terms. It would not be surprising to see the idea of the soul
follow a ...
Paul A. B. Clarke, Andrew Linzey, 2013
6
Getting Saved from the Sixties: Moral Meaning in Conversion ...
Erhard and est staff members often distinguish between (monistically real) "
experience" and (dualistically apparent) "feeling" in explaining est tenets, but
est's clients rarely do. Sixties youth used the two terms interchangeably, and so
will I in ...
7
The Glory of the Lord: A Theological Aesthetics, Vol. 2: ...
Regarded statically, it is a dualism of world and God, sense and mind, not
mediated as in Aristotelianism, and yet it is at the same time a monistically
descending outpouring of the One truth-and-beauty and a monistically ascending
eros ...
Hans Urs Von Balthasar, 2006
8
Creation and Cosmology: A Historical and Comparative Inquiry
The self and the not-self were regarded as manifestations of the same universal
Being monistically conceived; and as the centre of interest moved from the
external transcendental Creator to the pantheistic divine principle immanent in
man ...
9
Hegel's Naturalism: Mind, Nature, and the Final Ends of Life
However, at this stage of the development of this idea, it remains open as to
whether we should conclude that the good therefore must be monistically con-
ceived (as one good that provides the ordering principle for all other goods and
thus ...
However, in contrast to Althusser's emphasis on the collective nature of
knowledge or self-knowledge within a class of subject, later theory will become
the expression of a monistically defined individual oppressed consciousness,
living its ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONISTICALLY»
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monistically is used in the context of the following news items.
Introduction: A Forgotten Study Of Female Political Power In Muslim …
... in charge of her, many traditional scholars monistically deduct the un-political woman, who is not allowed to participate in politics and society, ... «Mintpress News, Nov 14»
Hail to the Chief of Staff
That's why it's very difficult for the civil community, which is affected by principles, nuances, honest disagreements, to confront the monistically ... «CounterPunch, Nov 08»
