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THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF LUDWIG STEIN^ BY HARRY ELMER BARNES General Nature of His Sociological Theory His Leading IVorks. ONE of the most important sociologists who uses the German ... Institutions. THE SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF LUDWIG STF:iN While this stage brought a system of regulation of social relations which was, on the whole, adequate to the demands of the time, gentile
The emergence of conflicts between environmental safety incidents and protection rights generates sizeable political costs, which endangers the legitimacy of the government as well as political
THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY OF AUGUSTE COMTE. . 0 68 L. T. Hobhouse, "Comte's Three Stages," in Sociological Review , 1908 In the period of fetichism, or what would now be called animism ... some organ of the directing power of society.^^* Duties, rather than rights, were the central feature of Comte's political philosophy. In fact, the individual, as such, was practically ignored and all
The governance of the political and economic world order builds on a complex architecture of international treaties at various geographical scales. In a historical phase of high institutional ... Marzolo 8, Padova 35121 , Italy Te governance of the political and economic world order builds on a complex architecture of international treaties at various geographical scales. In a historical phase of
This study is to discuss the application of computer simulation technology (CST) in ideological and political teaching (I&P teaching) and promote the reform of ideological and political teaching in
PHILOSOPHY VINDICATED BY CLARENCE ERICKSON - IT has become the custom of late years to Uken philosophy to the search in a pitch-dark room for a black cat that, after all, does not really exist ... . Philosophy is often considered a curious species of Solitaire, in which such terms as "substance," "mode," "percept," "concept," "matter," and "spirit" are manipulated about to beguile the excess leisure of a
most students of the philosophy of science would take exception, and which seem to be the expression of a certain agnostic attitude of thought with respect to the boundaries of science and philosophy ... in Law to the University of Oxford, and is a very able summary of the history of politics as actually embodied in the political institutions of history. The author aims to give "a brief account of what
. Germain. Pp.291. Price, 5 francs.) M. Charles Renouvier is one of the most distinguished writers and philosophers of France. His earliest works mark a real epoch in the history of French philosophy in the ... nineteenth century, and his thought, which is akin to that of Hume and Kant, has frequently turned to the consideration of questions of the philosophy of history. We welcome therefore the appearance of the
, particular!}- certain of the German thinkers, would immediatel}' rule this thinking out of court as no philosophy at all. For they refuse to recognize as philosophers any who do not use a great deal of their ... wedded to a dualistic view of reality ""^ but is, on the whole, a naive realist. But a philosophy, as everyone knows, grows out of another ingredient in addition to methodology, i.e., assumption, the back
FADS IN PHILOSOPHY. BY THE EDITOR. - f]^ADS are now the fashion in the philosophical world. When the old dogmatism hegan to hreak down, people acquired the habit of evading philosophical problems ... of a religious nature by saying that the questions as to the existence of God, the nature of the soul, free will and immortality, lay beyond the scope of science, and this philosophy of nescience is
religious sects on the middle and higher levels which worship deities of a more cosmic character. 3. The higher theology or philosophy which makes a synthesis of these various deities and tends to think of ... villages in great poverty, depend directly upon the labor of their own hands in tilling the soil, and have no larger political interests or cosmic point of view. It is inevitable that low levels of belief
for Meh Ti's political philosophy. According to him, the root of all political evil lies in the fact that rulers have no desire to select the virtuous and the able as ministers. Why is it that the ... THE PHILOSOPHY OF MEH TI BY QUENTIN KUEI YUAN HUANG - ALAIOST all Chinese ethical teachers and their doctrines are characterized by a strong utilitarian and humanistic tendency. To know this is
METAPHYSICS, PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY; PROFESSOR DEWEY'S VIEWS BY VICTOR S. YARROS - FROM time immemorial, philosophy has bceii a compound of which metaphysics, psycholog^y. logic, ethics a'l i ... theology formed the ingredients, though in varying proportions. Professor John Dewey, as we have seen, regards philosophy :is a branch of ethics, in a sense, and as a body of propositions and principles
PHILOSOPHY AND THE UNIVERSE BY HARDIN T. MC CLELLAND - CONSIDERING that Philosophy has adequate means for getting at every phase and function, fact and relation of the Universe is like the ... be conceivable and knowable. Thus there always seems to be a certain fitness in choosing phrases which give a conceptually knowable relation between the two words Philosophy and Universe. This is the
effective and inspiring professor of philosophy, but he was also a metaphysician and a life-long student of the exact sciences. His position in American philosophy was quite unique, therefore, and his sudden ... Company, under the title ''The Philosophy of the Present" gives the public interested in philosophy, ethics and social psychology a fair and adequate summary of some fundamental and fruitful aspects of Prof
PHILOSOPHY IN THE FARM-YARD. BY PHILIP E. B. JOURIDAIN. Observe the hen, the cat, the cow, The little pig, the greater sow, And you will promptly see That each is like some one we know, As Yon-know ... bright star in the firmament of his disappointment : When he had reconstructed his philosophy, although he was precluded from writing a book about it, he could at least give a course of lectures to the
, is Weismann's germ-plasm theory of heredity. Biophors and determinants and a sturdy struggle for existence within - SPECULATION IN SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY. the spacious domain of a single cell,—has ... the rational, the moral, the spiritual,—lying quite outside the realm of natural science and belonging to philosophy, ethics and theology,—we find that we start, as in the realm of science, with
lifetime as a brilliant debater and inspiring teacher: but, though he had published important works, ^ his great system of philosophy was only partially delivered to the public at the time of his death. It ... relations, like .\, B, C. . . . our experiences of time occur in a THE PHILOSOPHY OF DR. MCTAGGART "specious present" ; in what seems to be a "present," as opposed to past and future. There is no such thing
’ capacities and trustworthiness in disaster response in the centralized political context. This knowledge gap offers considerable opportunities for conducting disaster response network research. The context of
RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY IN ANCIENT INDIA. BY HARDIN T. MCCLELLAND. V. JAINS LOKAYATIKANS. (Concluded) THERE were also two sects not included in the list of orthodox systems, but which yet exercised ... logical necessity (Xyaya), was, it seems from the Jainist practice commonly made, the prime business of their philosophy. It appeared in practically every argument favoring the Tattvika, the "real
