Examples of using Positivism in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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would propound the ideas of logical positivism.
The notion of law as a command lies at the heart of classical legal positivism as espoused by its two great protagonists, Jeremy Bentham and John Austin.
Broadly speaking, the core of legal positivism is the view that the validity of any law can be traced to an objectively verifiable source.
As will become clear in this paper, the early legal positivism of Bentham and Austin found the origin of law in the command of a sovereign.
It is in fact this move that allows Deleuze's general‘positivism' towards Bacon, as we have just seen:“Everything… is in relation with forces,
With confidence, Christian educators can liberate the young from the limits of positivism and awaken receptivity to the truth, to God and his goodness.
In the 20th century, partly as a reaction to the perceived excesses of positivism, French spiritualism thrived with thinkers such as Henri Bergson and it influenced American pragmatism and Whitehead's version of process philosophy.
seeing the consequences of the close collusion that totalitarianism had maintained with pure juridical positivism, defined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights(1948)
In the early 20th century, logical positivism- a descendant of Comte's basic thesis but an independent movement- sprang up in Vienna
Finally there is the triumphant idea of positivism, that valid knowledge can be attained only through the methods of the natural sciences
the three goals of positivism- description,
an independent who later became a fascist and with whom Croce had earlier cooperated in a philosophical polemic against positivism.
was a Polish philosopher, psychologist, inventor(precursor of radio and television[1]), poet, publicist, and leading exponent of Polish Positivism.
That interpretation, closely associated with early logical positivism and not categorically rejected by its successors,
those in Germany which resulted in multiple contacts within the academic world as well as the beneficial influence of legal positivism coming from Germany, and b the introduction
Logical empiricism(aka logical positivism or neopositivism) was an early 20th century attempt to synthesize the essential ideas of British empiricism(e.g. a strong emphasis on sensory experience as the basis for knowledge)
Edmund Husserl, meanwhile, negated positivism through the rubric of phenomenology.[5].
As such, the Semmelweis story is often used in university courses with epistemology content, e.g. philosophy of science courses- demonstrating the virtues of empiricism or positivism and providing a historical account of which types of knowledge count as scientific(and thus accepted) knowledge,
infusing positivism and faith in him, which allows him to spread her wings
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