Max Scheler’s Two Approaches to Philosophy of Culture [PDF]
Max Scheler seems to present two distinct approaches to philosophy of culture. In the early period of his Formalismus in der Ethik und die materiale Wertethik and “Ordo Amoris,” he describes cultures as being defined by their distinct order of value ...
Kenneth W. Stikkers
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Lithuanian Philosophy of Culture and the Concept of Integral Democracy [PDF]
This paper aims to provide a comprehensive examination of the development of Lithuanian philosophical thought and philosophy of culture in Lithuania, focusing specifically on the concept of integral democracy.
Laurynas Peluritis
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Attitudes towards robots influence the tendency to accept or reject robotic devices. Thus it is important to investigate whether and how attitudes towards robots can change.
Malene Flensborg Damholdt +8 more
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‘BIG HISTORY’ OF EDUCATION: OUR PATH TO LISTENING SOCIETY. PART ⅕: THE STONE AGE
The method of ‘Big History’ [Christian, 2011] — an academic study of the past from a very broad perspective — may be the most relevant pedagogical initiative of our days.
Denys Ruslanovych Bakirov
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TV culture building with emphasis on the art status for children and teens case study of Baharestan network of Tajikistan [PDF]
Communication and culture have to coexist. Communication is the product of culture, an indicator of the structure, mean, and communication field. No culture can survive without communication.
Elahe Kasmaei, Sauodollah Rahimof
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Reason(s) have Weight with the Evidence of Practical Reason [PDF]
Practical reason is the use of reason to decide how to act and perform in a social reality. When someone deliberates about what to do, one puts all the reasons for the action, and then all the reasons against the action will determine the outcome of the ...
Reena Kumari +2 more
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THE BIG HISTORY OF EDUCATION. PART ⅖. THE BRONZE AGE. “THE PRISON OF THE WILL”
I aim to examine the three dimensions of Bronze Age culture: science based on the procedural knowing of skills (techne); law based on the arbitrary will of the powerful (despotism); and the cult based on the worship of willpower (Pagan idolatry).
Denys R. Bakirov
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Philosophy of the imagination : time, immanence and the events that wound us in Wilson Harris’s Jonestown [PDF]
This is a special issue of the Journal of Postcolonial Writing edited by Lorna Burns and Wendy KnepperIn his fictional recreation of the People’s Temple massacre, Jonestown, Harris presents us with a protagonist who counter-actualizes the trauma that ...
Burns, Lorna Margaret +1 more
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The Place of Ontology and Epistemology of Innate and its Relationship with Theoretical and Practical Intellect [PDF]
In this paper, with the method of rational analysis of innate from two ontological and epistemological aspects, the aim and the following results have been obtained:In terms of ontology, innate is a special creation and the way of human existence; Man is
Hamid mokhtari, Abolhassan Qaffari
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Caribbean Philosophy and Metaphysical Strictures [PDF]
A culture with no evident signs of philosophy is a non-existent one. Thus, it is illogical to argue that the Caribbean is devoid of philosophical thinking and exploration.
Sandra McCalla; Department of Language, Linguistics and Philosophy, University of the West Indies, Mona Ca
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