Paradigmatic Transformations of the Western European Theory of Knowledge: From the Formal Distinction “Classical – Non-Classical” to Search for Meaningful Definitions by Tatyana M. Ryabushkina

Subjects: “…the conscious world; the sensible; the supra-sensible; the subjective; the objective; rene descartes; german idealism; subjectivism; objectivism; arthur schopenhauer; friedrich nietzsche; ludwig wittgenstein…”
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INNER WORLD AS SUBJECTIVE REALITY OF THE PERSON by Alexey V. Lukyashchenko

Subjects: “…objectification and de-objectivation…”
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Beavatási jelenségek és a halál az orvossá válás során by Lázár Imre dr.

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La insoportable levedad del Derecho internacional consuetudinario en la jurisprudencia de la Corte Internacional de Justicia: El caso de las inmunidades jurisdiccionales del Estado by Jaume Ferrer Lloret

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Explanatory Phenomenal naïve realism must be non-objectivist by Ícaro Miguel Ibiapina Machado

“…Section 2 introduces a subtype of objectivism, “selectivism”, which aims to overcome a traditional kind of objection. …”
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The Objective Attitude in Architectural Academic Local Research by Dr.Suha Hassan AL_Dahwi, Nawfal Joseph Rizco

“…Objectivism is viewed as a concept adherent to the theoretical Frameworks or to the research abstracts achieved within the academic limits and owing to the fact that the research in Architecture is conclusive in general and its academic aspect in particular of topics that fall within the scopes of natural and human sciences that have different methodological research . …”
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La costruzione sociale e la teoria dei problemi sociali: un contributo all’eredità di John Kitsuse by Darin Weinberg

“…In this article, I trace a brief genealogy of the debate John Kitsuse inaugurated over objectivism in constructionist social problems theorizing and propose a solution to the dilemmas to which this debate has given rise. …”
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Making a difference : the use of meta-ethics in adjudication by Smith, D

“…After outlining several versions of objectivism and anti-objectivism, and arguing that there is a genuine debate between these positions, I seek to establish the relevance of those positions to adjudication in two ways. …”

Les réalités conceptuelles et leur ancrage matériel by Guy Achard-Bayle

“…After reminding us of the criticisms addressed both by and at cognitive (so-called “Californian”) semantics, in terms of referentialism, representationalism, realism or objectivism, the article proposes a reflection on the material anchoring points of conceptual realities. …”
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Thinking Styles and Regret in Physicians. by Mia Djulbegovic, Jason Beckstead, Shira Elqayam, Tea Reljic, Ambuj Kumar, Charles Paidas, Benjamin Djulbegovic

“…Our observation that objectivism is a negative predictor of regret indicates that the tendency to seek and use empirical data in decision-making leads to less regret. …”
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Defining mental disorder. Exploring the 'natural function' approach by Varga Somogy

“…I will conclude that while 'natural function objectivism' accounts fail to provide the backdrop for a reliable definition of mental disorder, there is no compelling reason to conclude that a definition cannot be achieved.…”
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Constructivism in the Shadow of a Dead God by Michael Potter

“…Objectivism and/or positivism are dead, leaving constructivism as the dominant philosophical position in the SoTL and educational development communities. …”
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Evolutionary Debunking Arguments. by Kahane, G

“…It is often overlooked, for example, that they presuppose the truth of metaethical objectivism. More importantly, even if objectivism is assumed, the use of EDAs in normative ethics is incompatible with a parallel and more sweeping global evolutionary debunking argument that has been discussed in recent metaethics. …”

Differentiation of penal policy in the light of positive paradigm and its confronting challenges by Bagher Shamlou, Mustafa Pakniat

“…The positivist approach, developed the abstract thought of classic criminal fundamentalism which was before this, the dominate approach of penal policy towards of objectivism at etiology of crime on the basis of separation of objectivism and subjectivism. …”
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The Concept of Life-world in Husserl’s Thinking by Bahman Pazouki

“…Husserl examined this concept in the book Crisis from three aspects: worldly (mundan), ontological and transcendental, and in this way, it takes on different meanings, which are summarized as follows: the life-world is 1) the world of natural position; 2) the intersubjective world of action, which includes all the things that man deals with in everyday action; 3) a world given to perception; 4) the spiritual and historical world of culture; 5) the world precedes science (pre-science), which is in opposition to objectivism, especially modern objectivism, which is associated with the development of the natural sciences; 6) one of the ways to enter the transcendental realm. …”
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Objective and Subjective Relevance in Information Systems; an Analysis of Relevance in Information Retrieval by Vafa Ghobadpour, Golamreza Fadaie, Afsoon Sabetpour

“…Objective: The scope of debates between philosophers on objectivism and subjectivism relates to relevance which is fundamental issue of designing and evaluation of information systems. …”
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Objective smells and partial perspectives by Giulia Martina

“…In this paper, I argue that there are principled reasons to think that perceptual variation is not a threat to objectivism about smells and is instead integral to our perceptual relation to the objective world. …”
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Tre modi di colorare il mondo by Alessandro Dell’Anna

“…The framework put forward by Thompson (1995) takes into account computational objectivism and neurphysiological subjectivism first, then elaborates on the sensorimotor alternative. …”
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Attitude of Romanian Medical Students and Doctors toward Business Ethics: Analyzing the Influence of Sex, Age, and Ethics Education by George-Dumitru Constantin, Crisanta-Alina Mazilescu, Teodora Hoinoiu, Bogdan Hoinoiu, Ruxandra Elena Luca, Loredana-Ileana Viscu, Ioana Giorgiana Pasca, Roxana Oancea

“…This study investigated the attitude of Romanian medical students and doctors toward business ethics by measuring the preference for a particular ethical philosophy, namely, the preference for Machiavellianism, moral objectivism, social Darwinism, ethical relativism, and legalism. …”
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Information management : setting the scene / by Huizing, Ard, Vries, Erik de