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The Enduring Relevance of "Romantic Neuroscience" in Biological Psychiatry. [PDF]
Indian J Psychol MedUvais NA, Rahman AMAU.
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Tracing the roots of One Health principles in nursing practice. [PDF]
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The Coyolxauhqui Imperative: Dismemberment and Sacred Reintegration in Decolonial Psychiatry. [PDF]
Cult Med PsychiatryStewart T.
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Two Forms of Functional Reductionism in Physics. [PDF]
SyntheseLorenzetti L.
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An Integrative Syndromic Approach to Testing and Treatment: Medicine as War, Ontology as Liberation. [PDF]
Ann NeurosciPodder V, Biswas R.
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2011
Reductionism is a philosophical notion that encompasses a set of ontological, methodological, and epistemological claims about how entities, processes, methods, and knowledge relate to one another across levels of organization and/or scientific domains. Typically, the question is whether such elements at higher levels of organization (i.e., biological)
Gary G. Berntson, John T. Cacioppo
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Reductionism is a philosophical notion that encompasses a set of ontological, methodological, and epistemological claims about how entities, processes, methods, and knowledge relate to one another across levels of organization and/or scientific domains. Typically, the question is whether such elements at higher levels of organization (i.e., biological)
Gary G. Berntson, John T. Cacioppo
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2023
Abstract If positing moral facts strikes us as metaphysically or scientifically problematic, it is presumably because we are troubled by the very idea of there being basic moral properties. Thus, an important part of the appeal of reductionism lies in the thought that this problem disappears if we can reduce moral properties to nonmoral ...
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Abstract If positing moral facts strikes us as metaphysically or scientifically problematic, it is presumably because we are troubled by the very idea of there being basic moral properties. Thus, an important part of the appeal of reductionism lies in the thought that this problem disappears if we can reduce moral properties to nonmoral ...
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From reductionism to reductionism
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2000Neural organization attempts to thwart, at least in part, modern neuroscientists' tendency to focus reductionistically on ever smaller microsystems. But although emphasizing higher levels of systems organization, the authors end up enforcing reductionisms of their own, principally the reduction of their domain to the study of invariable normal ...
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Philosophia Mathematica, 2000
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