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Putnam's internal realism

Topoi, 2012
Putnam's internal realism is aimed at reconciling realist and antirealist intuitions about truth and the nature of reality. A common complaint about internal realism is that it has never been stated with due precision. This paper attempts to render the position precise by drawing on the literature on conceptual spaces as well as on earlier work of the ...
Decock, L.B., Douven, I.E.J.
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Zhu Xi’s Normative Realism and Internal Moral Realism

2020
This chapter places ZHU Xi’s metaphysics and moral theory in the context of contemporary debates on realism and anti-realism. This chapter distinguishes the notion of li理 (rendered as ‘principle’ in this chapter) in ZHU Xi’s metaphysic and the notion of li in his moral philosophy.
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Realism and International Relations

2000
Realism and International Relations provides students with a critical yet sympathetic survey of political realism in international theory. Using six paradigmatic theories - Hans Morgenthau, Kenneth Waltz, the Prisoners' Dilemma, Thucydides, Machiavelli, and Hobbes - the book examines realist accounts of human nature and state motivation, international
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Political Realism in International Relations

2022
This chapter considers applying political realism in international relations and institutions. It mentions how institutionalized interdependence can entail mutual and reciprocal political responsibilities, which are framed politically instead of through moral responsibilities.
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Realism and Progress in International Relations

2022
Abstract Chapter 20 reflects on the project as a whole and gets underway with a review of specific accomplishments from Parts I–IV and Chapter 19. This final chapter assesses realism in an overall sense in light of an extensive graphic review of its theories in the context of the causes of war. Is realism a scientifically viable research
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Realism and Idealism in International Politics

World Politics, 1952
“Realism” and “idealism” are both terms which have been used in differing, sometimes opposite, senses in the history of philosophy. They must therefore be employed with great caution. Dr. John H. Herz, in his recent study of the application of these terms to politics, seeks to define the sense in which he uses them.
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Interpretive Internalism and Hermeneutic Realism

Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research, 2016
Introduction The aim of this paper is to outline the program of a hermeneutic theory of the way in which reality becomes disclosed and meaningfully articulated in practices of scientific inquiry.
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Realisms in International Political Theory

2017
This chapter explores the concept of realism in political science. It examines challenges and critiques against realism in this field, particularly when compared to its opposite—moralism. The chapter goes on to illustrate the unrealistic nature of certain realisms applied to political science, by citing three examples: the “realistic utopian” theory ...
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Christian Realism and the International Economy1

2008
The Christian realism of Niebuhr and others had primarily a political cast, with discussions of military or ideological conflicts at the center. Many of the issues raised today in the political arena are more related to economic questions than traditional military considerations.
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Stepwise modeling and the importance of internal variables validation to test model realism in a data scarce glacier basin

Journal of Hydrology, 2020
Huayang Cai, Zheng Duan, Jianzhi Dong
exaly