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Journal of EcohumanismThe science of theology faced various stages from its emergence to maturity by its development at the levels of content and methodology. It was launched initially by asking questions in the religious text related to the belief of believers. Also, its launching were linked with the events that were dictated by the successive social and political changes.
Mohamad Abdullah Alsaied
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Tolstoyanism in the 21st Century: Revisiting the Philosophy of "Simple Life" in the Digital Age
International Theory and Practice in Humanities and Social SciencesThis article explores the reexamination of Tolstoyanism's philosophy of “simple life” in the digital age and its intrinsic connection with contemporary minimalism from the perspectives of philosophy and sociology, through literature review and qualitative case study.
Runting Zhang, Ying Wan
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Fresh, Simple, and Powerful! The Research Philosophy of Professor Ryoji Noyori [PDF]
Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis, 2008 Hisashi Yamamoto
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Simple mindesness: in defense of naive naturalism in the philosophy of mind
, 1998 According to Hornsby. Descartes bequeathed us two main legacies. First, he developed a particular conception of the natural world, of what he called res extensa, as a realm governed entirely by mechanistic principles, and excluding purposeful agents such as human beings along with their actions and mental states.
Simon J. Evnine
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The impact of teachers' educational philosophy tendencies on their curriculum autonomy [PDF]
Journal of Pedagogical Research, 2022 In this study, the effect of teachers' educational philosophy tendencies on their curriculum autonomy was investigated using a correlational research design.
Melek Alemdar, Alper Aytaç
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Passive and Reciprocal Networks: From Simple Models to Simple Optimal Controllers [PDF]
IEEE Control Systems, 2022 Can simple systems be regulated by simple controllers? Engineering experience indicates that this is often the case. Certainly, the overwhelming majority of industrially deployed controllers are proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controllers, many of
R. Pates
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Post-Genocide, Post-Apartheid: The Shifting Landscapes of African Philosophy, 1994–2019
Modern Africa, 2021 This article traces the developments of African philosophy since 1994, a year marked by two events that profoundly impacted Africa: the fall of apartheid and the Rwandan genocide.
Alena Rettová
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Simple Models in Complex Worlds: Occam’s Razor and Statistical Learning Theory
Minds and Machines, 2022 The idea that “simplicity is a sign of truth”, and the related “Occam’s razor” principle, stating that, all other things being equal, simpler models should be preferred to more complex ones, have been long discussed in philosophy and science.
Falco J. Bargagli-Stoffi +2 more
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Chinese Medicine and Culture, 2023 This paper tests the hypothesis that the commentary trend of the Shen Nong Ben Cao Jing (Shen Nong’s Classic of the Materia Medica) arises alongside the fashionable philology of the time, or the aversion against the Jin-Yuan medical philosophy.
Che-chia CHANG
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McTaggart’s Paradox and Philosophy of Time
Journal of Ethics in Higher Education, 2023 Asking “What is time?” can be both a simple and a profound question. In this article we intend to introduce the reader to the philosophy of time. To do so, we will deal with McTaggart's paradox.
Sergi Tauler
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