Carol Weiss' Social Science Research 
.... might be fruitful in the future is to look further into her theory-based evaluation process and into her assertion that it is social
science ideas, rather than ....
(4942
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Jacques Derrida's Ideas on Writing
Jacques Derrida, French critic and philosopher, argues that a
science of writing can never exist because a completely coherent system depends on the what he ....
(1426
6
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2 articles on political science
.... Political scientists saw Kuhn's
ideas as giving a new perspective on the
science. .... If political
science is to apply Lakatos'
ideas effectively, It requires . . ....
(1925
8
)
Science & Metaphysics
.... resemble the external object, while secondary qualities produce
ideas seen simply as consequences of the perceptual apparatus of the observer.
Science was to ....
(1492
6
)
Philosophical Issue of Science
.... of his time, so much so that Darwinian
ideas were applied not only to biological phenomena but also to social theory and the newly created
science of psychology ....
(2483
10
)
Newtonian Science
.... notion of absolute time and space was based on his religious beliefs and it is the subsequent separation of such
ideas from the realm of
science, along with ....
(2166
9
)
The New Science of Giambattista Vico
Vico is not primarily intent on having his "new
science" be understood as he is .... Instead of simply and clearly explaining his work and the basic
ideas behind it ....
(1589
6
)
Changing Nature of Science Over the Centuries
.... Koestler 283ff). The
science of 1600 was also deeply infused with
ideas that we associate with the occult. The word mathematicus ....
(2597
10
)
Isaac Newton: The Father of the Scientific Revolution
.... him to break free of preconceived
ideas to develop new answers that tipped the scale of
science away from guesswork and "superstitious"
ideas and toward ....
(1108
4
)
Emerson's Ideas of Self Reliance
In contemporary society, technology (ie
science) and materialism threaten undermine our .... people grow and people change, including their
ideas, emotions, and ....
(835
3
)
The rise of Muslim Science
.... Documents and concepts of ancient antiquity, a plethora of cultural
ideas, and a .... freedom of Muslims stimulated the intense search for knowledge and
science (Ead ....
(4284
17
)
Philosophical Ideas
.... Locke turns to scripture for some of his
ideas about women and refers to the .... wanted to provide the basis for the foundation of a new
science of statesmanship. ....
(1615
6
)
Ideas of Locke, Rousseau & Hobbes
.... that all things were discoverable through the intellect using the tools of
science and philosophy. Similarly, the Enlightenment changed the
ideas about natural ....
(1230
5
)
Sexual Politics in Three Science Fiction Films
.... It is not clear that most writers of
science fiction have an understanding of and
ideas about the issue of sexual politics, for instance, but it is evident ....
(3355
13
)
European Religion & Science
.... This imagery fits well with the idea of
science as digging into the .... In describing his
ideas on scientific inquiry, Francis Bacon uses imagery of nurturing and ....
(2251
9
)
Theories of Thomas Kuhn
.... He complains that for logic and philosophy in
science Kuhn replaces history .... and politics shifted but because better evidence validated his
ideas (evidence for ....
(1509
6
)
Fathers and Sons
.... is the man from the provinces who tries to keep up with new
ideas but who .... a difference between a dedication to art and emotion as opposed to
science and reason ....
(1358
5
)
Darwin's Legacy
.... that the
ideas advanced by Darwin in the Origin set in motion a chain of events that would not stop unfolding and which continues to flourish in
science today. ....
(1093
4
)
Political Correctness and Academia
.... sociology and political
science), literature, communications, philosophy, history, or popular culture. The humanities are the province of
ideas, and
ideas ....
(776
3
)
Relationship between science and theology
.... The development of new political
ideas would extend intellectual and political freedom .... Merton sees
science as taking place in a community setting, with every ....
(2738
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What is "Science"?
.... quite a number of erroneous
ideas that we find ridiculous today but that were considered sacrosanct in their day. Jacob Bronowski described
science best when ....
(427
2
)
Eugenics Movement The eugenics movement started at t
.... He cited the publication of Darwin's The Origin of Species and the Descent of Man as the event which freed
science from old
ideas and pointed to something ....
(2578
10
)
Women and the Scientific Community
.... From these interviews, different
ideas emerge about the way women are treated in society, the way women have been excluded form
science, and the way women are ....
(2128
9
)
Psychology and Sociology
.... is that for the psychoanalyst Freud the aim of
science is to .... Comparing the
ideas of Freud (psychology) and Weber (sociology) produces different images of human ....
(1789
7
)
Beliefs of Various Philosophers
.... Augustine thus identified Plato's
Ideas with the collective expression of God's .... In Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle identifies political
science as the discipline ....
(2561
10
)
The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho: The Pattern of Ideas and To Lend ...
.... which Coelho deploys Santiago's adventures to lend moral weight to those
ideas and in .... Coelho uses alchemy, the medieval
science of transforming rock into gold ....
(2205
9
)
Karl Marx & the Role of Ideas in History
.... Marx says in a number of areas that there "is no history" of
ideas, of art, of politics, of law, of
science, of religion, etc. What ....
(2496
10
)
Advice to New Parents
.... children. In both of these early cases, the growing pervasiveness of
science was evident. But these
ideas were not blindly accepted. ....
(1999
8
)
Views of Science & of Religion
.... they also could fit the quotation above in that the
ideas produced by .... Natural philosophy would not become
science until the development of the scientific method ....
(2640
11
)
Ideas Behind the American Revolution
.... revolutionaries was a fresh one, not simply a borrowing of earlier
ideas, but a .... on which man was to make his true figure, on which
science, virtue, liberty ....
(1806
7
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