RUSSIAN STUDENTS AT THE END OF THE 19th CENTURY: EVALUATIVE DESCRIPTIONS (a Case Study of the Novels Students by N. G. Garin-Mikhailovsky and Classmates by P. D. Boborykin) by Яо Сюе (Yao Xue)

“…Arutyunova is applied, taking into account different types of evaluations: general and special (sensory evaluations; psychological evaluations: intellectual and emotional; aesthetic evaluations; ethical evaluations; utilitarian evaluations; normative evaluations; teleological evaluations) and diffe­rent subjects of evaluations, i.e. opinions are analyzed from the internal and external points of view, e. g., of current students, former and future, professors of universities, students’ relatives, their close people, representatives of other social groups, including people of the older generation, etc. …”
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Darwin's tales-A content analysis of how evolution is presented in children's books. by Isabell K Adler, Daniela Fiedler, Ute Harms

“…Besides, most books conveyed misconceptions such as transformationist, teleological or anthropomorphic reasoning. Consequently, books covering evolution may bias children's first ideas concerning this topic or introduce unscientific ideas. …”
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<i>Practical Gods</i>: Carl Dennis’s Secularized Religious Visions by Hong Zeng

“…Contrasting what he views as theological determinism with its view of linear history and the apocalypse of grand events, Dennis embraces human free will, a non-teleological, aestheticized living with necessary fiction, and a transient paradise on earth. …”
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Language and the World of Mythos: An Investigation on the Archeology of Culture by Kubilay HOŞGÖR

“…At the end of this work I propose a teleological perspective and I’m explaining it.…”
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Scientific Intuition of Genii Against Mytho-‘Logic’ of Cantor’s Transfinite ‘Paradise’ by Alexander A. Zenkin

“…It’s shown that traditional Cantor’s proof has a second necessary, but hidden as well, condition which is teleological by its nature, i.e., is not mathematical. …”
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Conceptions of Portuguese Prospective Teachers about Real-Life Evolution Situations by Bento Cavadas, Xana Sá-Pinto

“…Regarding the first research question, our results show that only half of the prospective teachers were able to identify teleological misconceptions in the newspaper article. …”
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The legal status of the class members during the group litigation by Egor S. Trezubov, Natalya S. Zvyagina

“…The comparative legal method and teleological interpretation allow to conclude that there are active procedural relations only between the court and the claimant-representative, which predetermines the possibility of performing administrative actions, proving and appealing judicial acts only by the plaintiff, but not by the other claimants. …”
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Break-back from History (Pavel Vilikovský: Večne je zelený... / Everlastingly Green….) by Vladimír Barborík

“…It is a drooped, ideologically transformed historicity of real socialism from the 70-tieth that had already lost its teleological vanishing point but still represents objective and also irrational principle in which name it is possible to manipulate with the destiny of people. …”
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Legally binding and ambitious biodiversity protection under the CBD, the global biodiversity framework, and human rights law by Felix Ekardt, Philipp Günther, Katharina Hagemann, Beatrice Garske, Katharine Heyl, Raphael Weyland

“…Using the established legal techniques encompassing grammatical, systematic, teleological, and historical interpretations, the article demonstrates that the CBD’s objective to halt biodiversity loss is indeed legally binding and justiciable. …”
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The Influence of Hegelianism on the French Philosophy of the 20th Century: The Theories by Alexandre Kojève and Jean Hyppolite by Daniil A. Tyutchenko

“…Along with this, they also use his concepts to turn them against Hegel’s determinism and teleologism. The author of the article draws attention to the fact that it was Hegelianism that anticipated some of the provisions of structuralism. …”
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The Era of Global Changes and Z.B. Simon's Project of a New Vision of History by Boris L. Gubman, Karina V. Anufrieva

“…Reflecting in a meta-critical way on the importance of the emergence of a new type of "quasi-substantial" ontology of history that should reject the "evolutionist" paradigm and the idea of the movement of humanity as a single subject towards a teleologically predetermined goal of social development, Simon outlines the contours of this kind of "radical break" with the past and its pluralistic understanding in the light of the future. …”
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New insights into proteinuria/albuminuria by Wayne D. Comper, Julijana Vuchkova, Kevin J. McCarthy

“…Finally, the general retrieval of filtered protein by the proximal tubular cell focuses on the teleological importance of this cell as this retrieval represents the third pillar of retrieval that this cell participates in (it also retrieves water and salt).…”
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Square Peg in a Round Hole? Sustainability as an Aim of Antitrust Law by Michał Konrad Derdak

“…In particular, there seems to be hardly any reflection on the teleological interpretation of competition law in the context of making sustainable development the aim thereof. …”
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Social transcending as a conceptual basis for understanding culture and society by Zh. V. Latysheva

“…However, the first concept, besides, is intersubjective, communicative and teleological. As a fabulation, social transcending raises a person by means of functioning of many sociocultural practices, above the world of mundanity. …”
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The institutional fate of Uexküll’s umwelt theory at the University of Hamburg by Stefan Kirschner

“…However, Uexküll’s vitalistic-teleological approach and his uncompromising anti- Darwinian stance increasingly isolated him. …”
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Konsep landasan filosofis pengembangan ilmu bersumber pada nilai-nilai ke-ugm-an by Heri Santoso, Koento Wibisono Siswomihardjo, Arqom Kuswanjono

“…Second, the concept of scientific development developed by GMU-based scholars is actually built on basic assumptions that science is not value-free and, thereby, teleological, i.e. acting for the sake of human civilization, usefulness, and happiness. …”
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Problematyka przejęcia w trybie art. 98 ustawy o gospodarce nieruchomościami gruntu oddanego w użytkowanie wieczyste w kontekście zakazu wywłaszczania nieruchomości stanowiących wł... by Maciej Kruś, Katarzyna Zańko

“…The authors’ conclusions are based on a linguistic, comparative, teleological and historical interpretation, taking into account the 2000 amendment to the provision. …”
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FUNGSI PEMERINTAH DAERAH KABUPATEN BANTUL DALAM PENGELOLAAN BIDANG PARIWISATA by , Andreas Pungky Maradona, SH, , Prof. Dr. Muchsan, S.H.

“…Interpretation of the law used is grammatical, systematic, teleological. Implementation of Bantul District Goverments role in Tourism for the people still there is a lack of implementation of legislation on tourism, the knowledge of the local government tourism officers and coordination between authorities, relevant agencies and the community. …”

The Roman Catholic Mission and leprosy control in colonial Ogoja Province, Nigeria, 1936-1960 by Manton, J

“…In this thesis, I have contended that a focus on the specificities of ideology, bureaucracy and technology of missionary leprosy control challenges dominant teleologies of late colonialism imposed by nationalist and development history narratives, allowing us to dovetail our account of a particular and ostensibly marginal service with broader narratives of late colonial development politics, and to texture these narratives in a manner which proves vital to understanding Nigeria's encounter with the world at large.…”

The emergence of queer nature: Minakata Kumagusu (1867-1941) and the making of microbial paradigm 1887-1900 by Honda, E

“…These are: his civilisational theory where being ‘civilised’ meant equality and cooperation among all nations, race and sex; metaphysics of what he called “wisdom-knowledge” that facilitated people to ‘civilise’ as above through changes and turns, as opposed to the teleological progress, in his evolutionary henkaron (The Theory of Change); and a form of social sciences that produced their ‘facts’ and ideas as historically authentic in a centreless and non-hierarchical manner, in what I call ‘queer historicity.’ …”