CE ÎNSEAMNĂ SUBJECTIVIST ÎN ENGLEZĂ?
Subiectivism
Subjectivismul este principiul filozofic că "propria noastră activitate mentală este singurul fapt incontestabil al experienței noastre". Succesul acestei poziții este istoric atribuit lui Descartes și îndoielile lui metodice. Subjectivismul conferă primatului experiență subiectivă ca fundamentală a tuturor măsurilor și legilor. În formele extreme cum ar fi solipsismul, se poate considera că natura și existența fiecărui obiect depinde numai de conștiința subiectivă a cuiva. Se poate considera empirismul calificat al lui George Berkeley în acest context, având în vedere că el se bazează pe Dumnezeu ca pe primul motor al percepției umane. Astfel, subiectivismul.
Definiția subjectivist în dicționarul Engleză
Prima definiție a subiectivistului din dicționar este un avocat al doctrinei meta-etice că nu există valori morale absolute, ci că acestea sunt variabile în același mod ca și gustul. O altă definiție a subiectivistului este un avocat al oricărei teorii filosofice similare, de exemplu, despre adevăr sau percepție. Subjectivistul este, de asemenea, un avocat al oricărei teorii teologice care acordă o importanță primară experienței religioase.
CITATE ÎN ENGLEZĂ CU «SUBJECTIVIST»
Citate renumite și propoziții cu cuvântul
subjectivist.
Early economic theory was rooted in the Italian, French, and Spanish traditions, which were subjectivist oriented. Then it shifted onto the terrible path by Smith and Ricardo and the British classical tradition, which is 'objectivist' - values are in inherent in production.
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Whitehead's Radically Different Postmodern Philosophy: An ...
Interpretation G—given its assumption that the subjectivist principle, being a
general doctrine common to Whitehead and all modern philosophy, always had
to be different from the reformed subjectivist principle—found this appar- ent ...
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Myths of the Self: Narrative Identity and Postmodern Metaphysics
due to the fact that Whitehead introduces the subjectivist principle in terms of its
modern form, which he rejects. David Ray Griffin partially remedied the situation
with his paper "The Subjectivist Principle and Its Reformed and Unreformed ...
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Experiencing the Knowing of Faith: An Epistemology of ...
The Reformed Subjectivist Principle. A sixth thread by which the organic
paradigm weaves a non-dualistic epistemological fabric is the Reformed
Subjectivist Principle. This thread is closely linked with the process thread in its
passionate ...
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Biomedical Informatics: Computer Applications in Health Care ...
The subjectivist investigator is willing, at virtually any point, to adjust future
aspects of the study in light of the most recent information obtained. Subjectivist
investigators tend to be incrementalists; they change their plans from day-to-day
and ...
Edward H. Shortliffe, James J. Cimino,
2006
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Subjectivist social change: The influence of culture and ...
This dissertation applies and expands subjectivist economic theory to study the two major constraints facing radicals: embedded culture and vested interests.
Anthony J. Evans, George Mason University,
2007
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Evaluation Methods in Biomedical Informatics
There are, at the same time, many fundamental differences between objectivist
and subjectivist approaches. First and foremost, subjectivist studies are “
emergent” in design. Objectivist studies typically begin with a set of hypotheses
or specific ...
Charles P. Friedman, Jeremy Wyatt,
2006
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Subjectivism, Realism, and Morality
Furthermore, the subjectivist might take pause at the claim that "the existence of
this convergence will require the actual truth of x." On the subjectivist' s view, the
actual truth of x and its being justified are not two separate things. That is, on the
...
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What If There Were No Significance Tests?
The Subjectivist Definition of Probability In agreement with frequentists,
subjectivists believe that the probabilities of outcomes should be consistent with
the mathematical axioms of probability. However, the subjectivist interpretation of
...
Lisa L. Harlow, Stanley A. Mulaik, James H. Steiger,
2013
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The Dilemma of Modernity: Philosophy, Culture, and Anti-Culture
To adopt a subjectivist position automatically implies that ideas, intentions, and
sensations, can be treated as members of a single class, at least initially. They
can subsequently, of course, be analyzed into different sub-classes. Second, the
...
Lawrence E. Cahoone,
1988
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Handbook of Qualitative Research Methods in Entrepreneurship
Postmodern criteria are applicable in qualitative studies that have a subjectivist
approach to social science, such as ethnographic studies. In the most general
sense ethnography refers to the study of culture(s) that a given group of people ...
Helle Neergaard, John P. Ulhøi,
2007
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subjectivist în contextul următoarelor știri.
The Philosophical Importance of Algorithms
As Searle points out in his work on this topic, many facets of social life have a subjectivist ontology. Objects and institutions are fashioned into existence out of ... «h+ Magazine, Iul 15»
SCOTUS Has Put an 'Air Hammer' to America's Foundations
SCOTUS' ruling on the Obamacare mandate and marriage reveals that its majority has embraced subjectivist "living Constitution" theory and rejected objective ... «Christian Post, Iun 15»
Bitcoin and the Ontology of Money
Second, I'll discuss two different ontologies of money — the naive realist ontology and the more sophisticated subjectivist ontology. Third, I'll talk about five steps ... «Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, Apr 15»
FBI Director James Comey Sees the Path to Racial Understanding
Kuhn and Feyerabend overstated their cases, and they were too subjectivist, but they were right on the basic dynamics shaping of our sensory perceptions. «Christian Post, Feb 15»
The Clean-Up Exercise John Mahama Did Not Do
As someone who has lived a good part of my life in England, in talking about immigration, I am torn between two ends of a continuum: my subjectivist personal ... «GhanaWeb, Dec 14»
Build defense of human rights on strong basis, Pope advises …
He cautioned, however, that this effort itself is endangered by a “subjectivist assertion of right,” which replaces natural-law arguments with individualistic ... «Catholic Culture, Nov 14»
Catholicism, Sex, and Marriage
The first thing to say is that the Synod seems to be infected with an emotivist, subjectivist, and therapeutic tone. There are exhortations to “listening,” and lots of ... «First Things, Oct 14»
Beheading Ethical Subjectivism/Relativism: ISIS
Finally, I will connect them both to argue that ethical subjectivism/relativism ... This is the ISIS Ethical Dilemma that the subjectivist/relativist faces: Agree that ... «Daily Aztec, Sep 14»
Introducing First Things's New Web Columnists
His recent landmark Commentary essay, “The Closing of the Scientific Mind,” argued that the “world needs a new subjectivist humanism now—not just scattered ... «First Things, Sep 14»
A Review of Boettke's Living Economics
... is your dissertation advisor, Berger's contribution is not so easily dismissed and its relevance to the subjectivist tradition in economics is more obvious. «Free Liberal, Aug 14»