Recensione a: Edmund Husserl, La crisi delle scienze europee by Alessandro Volpe

“…The present review briefly illustrates the genesis and main topics of the work: the criticism of objectivism, the sciences’ horizon of meaning, the identity and destiny of Europe, the phenomenological method.…”
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Why metaphor matters in education by Elaine Botha

“…I track the influence, presence and pivotal role of changes in the understanding of metaphor, which accompanied the paradigm shift from objectivism to pluralism and relativism in education. …”
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КОНЦЕПЦІЯ АНТРОПОЦЕНТРИЗМУ В НЕКЛАСИЧНІЙ ФІЛОСОФІЇ / The concept of anthropocentrism in the non-classical philosophy by Скакун Ігор

“…An attempt was made to move from philosophical objectivism to subjectivism, from the outside, objectively caused to the subject, the real entity. …”
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O expressionismo de Erwartung diante do problema do fetichismo musical Erwartung's expressionism facing the problem of musical fetishism by Philippe Curimbaba Freitas

“…This involves three moments: first, the development of Adorno's concept of musical fetishism; second, the approach to the relationship of expression and convention seen from the perspective of musical fetishism, which enables us to approximate some notions as the denial of convention, the Romantic denial of musical objectivism in favor of subjective expression, and the refusal of fetishized material; and finally, the approach to the Erwartung, showing that the problem of convention, objectivism and fetishism still remains in a piece which leads the radicalization of expression through denial of convention to the ultimate consequences.…”
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Identifying the stages of visual and auditory aesthetic development in students based on their gender by Ahmad Bayat, Khosro Rashid, Rasoul Kordnoghabi, abolghsem yaghoobi

“…Results: The results of this study showed that the visual aesthetic ability developed in 5 steps: objectivism (7 to 9 years), sensory (9 to 11 years), emotional (11 to 13 years), interpretive (13 to 15 years), and response/ practical (15 to 17 years) and their auditory aesthetic ability developed in 5 steps: objectivism (7 to 9 years), analytical (9 to 11 years), sensory-emotional (11 to 13 years), practical (13 to 15 years), and symbolic (15 to 17 years). …”
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The Levels of Critique. Pierre Bourdieu and the Political Potential of Social Theory by Mariano Croce

“…The analysis finally claims that this conception of critique, although far from objectivism, still retains an intellectualist inclination.…”
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Status poznawczy teorii: realizm epistemologiczny w ujęciu F. Bonsacka by Jerzy Kaczmarek

“…It regards current controversy between realists and antirealists and conditions of cognitive world view. The cognitive objectivism may increase through exploring and elimination subjective determinants. …”
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Levinas’ Critique of Heidegger in Totality and Infinite by Eduardo Sabrovsky

“…This omission is symptomatic: as a critique of modernity, Being and Time internalizes and ontologizes the prevalence of the equipmentality that characterizes our era far more than scientific objectivism does. Thus, a certain type of pragmatism would constitute the keystone of Being and Time as a whole: the acknowledgment by Heidegger of this “contamination” would explain, at least partially, his transition to the “history of being”.…”
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DIALOG LINTAS IMAN DALAM KOMUNITAS LINTAS BUDAYA (Telaah Diskursif Polemik Ahmadiah dalam Milis Mahasiswa Pascasarjana Universitas Gajah Mada Yogyakarta) by Nur Said

“…The conclusion is in polemics on Ahmadiyah in mailing CRCS indicate an attempt to find "objectivism" and "rationality" in the understanding that the issue be debated Ahmadiyah distintinkly and contextually. …”
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The Objectives of Science by David Miller

“…The paper concludes with a summary of Popper’s objectivism, and with brief responses to some fashionable arguments that objective truth is not an attainable objective.…”
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Escritura y duelo en El limonero real de Juan José Saer by François Degrande

“…The present study also lays emphasis on Saer’s El limonero real as a powerfully innovative piece of work: the author successfully orchestrated a pathological fusion between, on the one hand, repetitive poetic prose inspired by nouveau roman objectivism and, on the other, psychoanalytic objectivation.…”
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Le choix de l’observation pour l’étude des pratiques enseignantes by Marc Bru

“…In addition, epistemological options are quick to confine the observation in a kind of strict objectivism. This results in the tendency to define categories and establish oppositions on the latter, which ultimately reduces and damages research perspectives.…”
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Social Problems and the Contextual Compromise: Subjectivity, Objectivity, and Knowledge in Everyday Life by Sean P. Hier

“…This article builds on recent sociological debates about the explanatory importance of claims-making contexts and the continuing challenges associated with subjectivism and objectivism in social problems research. The sociology of knowledge is used to illustrate how the contextual compromise that has sustained social problems theory and method for at least two decades is based on a number of erroneous assumptions about subjectivity and objectivity in the tradition of phenomenological analysis. …”
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Bridging Theory and Practice: Developing Guidelines to Facilitate the Design of Computer-based Learning Environments by Lisa D. Young

“…The design of computer-based learning environments has undergone a paradigm shift; moving students away from instruction that was considered to promote technical rationality grounded in objectivism, to the application of computers to create cognitive tools utilized in constructivist environments. …”
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La distinction n’est pas une différenciation by Hervé Glevarec 

“…Domination, holism, elitism and objectivism form four cha­racteristics of what we might call a structural conception of distinction. …”
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What is the Phenomenological Approach? Revisiting Intentional Explication by Dermot Moran

“…I shall defend phenomenology as a holistic approach that rightfully defends the role of subjectivity in the constitution of objectivity and recognizes the inherent limitations of all forms of naturalism, objectivism and scientism.…”
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مسلم مفکرين کے تصور جماليات کا جائزہ by Mohib ur Rehman Sajid

“…Keywords: Aesthetics, Subjectivism, Objectivism, Views of Muslim Thinkers, Aesthetics in Qur’an. …”
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Husserl on Lifeworld and Experiential World by Chung-Chi Yu

“…Husserl brings up the lifeworld notion in his discourse on overcoming the crisis of European sciences that results from the objectivism or naturalism of scientific research. He puts forward the concept of experiential world as he works on the foundation for socio-cultural sciences. …”
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Positivist Research and its Influence in Management Accounting Research by Cheok Mui Yee, Edward Wong Sek Khin

“…It provides an overall research process that discusses the epistemology of objectivism and theoretical perspective of positivism in management accounting research. …”
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Positivist Research and its Influence in Management Accounting Research by Cheok Mui Yee, Edward Wong Sek Khin

“…It provides an overall research process that discusses the epistemology of objectivism and theoretical perspective of positivism in management accounting research. …”
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