Opportune and inopportune expectations from the philosophy of education by Isaa Ebrahimzadeh

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Reformation and scientific revolution: Historical coincidence or continual renewal? by Frederik van Niekerk

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Myšlení pozdního Wittgensteina a gramatika náboženského diskursu by Jan Regner

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New Reachable Horizons in the Fritz Jahr's Bioethical Imperative by Jayapaul Azariah Azariah

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ON THE FORM OF KNOWLEDGE IN EDUCATION: REIFICATION AND SYMBOLIC VIOLENCE by D. KLUS-STANSKA

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Discovering Max Scheler. [Rev.] Malinkin A.N. Kontseptsiya Fenomenologii Maksa Shelera. Sheler vs Gusserl’. [The Concept of Phenomenology by Max Scheler. Scheler vs Husserl.] M... by Daniil Yu. Dorofeev

Subjects: “…criticism of philosophical scientism…”
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Mehmet Şükrü Özkan, Yeni Ateizmin Dini: Bilimcilik Bilimci Natüralist Dünya Görüşünün Eleştirisi (Ankara: Elis Yayınları, 2021), 363 sayfa. by Saliha Vidinlioğlu

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Compositions of Being: Metaphysical and Non-Metaphysical Ways of Understanding and Discerning Them by Andrzej Maryniarczyk

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METHODOLOGICAL GUIDELINES OF SYNERGISTIC APPROACH IN ECONOMIC RESEARCH by N. Grazhevska

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«Spiritual situation of the time» as a historical-philosophical diagnosis of the era by A.V. Pertsev, E.S. Kovaleva

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Theology for Nones: Helping People Find God in a Secular Age by Robert A. Delfino, Andrew Gniadek

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'Fringe Science'—A Tautology, Not Pariah by James Houran, Henry Bauer

“…On this issue, Frank (2021) noted that The most important reason [scientism] is a mistake is because it is confused about what it’s defending. …”
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Natural Philosophy and the Sciences: Challenging Science’s Tunnel Vision by Arran Gare

“…This is referred to as scientism. It is incumbent on those who defend natural philosophy against scientism not only to expose the illusions and incoherence of scientism, but to show that natural philosophers can make justifiable claims to advancing knowledge. …”
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Curriculum, knowledge, and the idea of South Africa by Crain Soudien

“…In the second part of the paper, I show that this scientism persists in the post-apartheid curriculum project. …”
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As idéias e noções de 'moderno' e 'nação' nos textos de Capistrano de Abreu: os Ensaios e estudos, 4a série - comentários by Francisco José Calazans Falcon

“…In his article the author puts in relief the ideas of ‘modern’ and ‘nation’ in the Brazilian historiography in the time of the scientism. In this context the author has as object of research Capistrano de Abreu's fourth series Ensaios e estudos, which principal topics are the scientism, the historicism, the conception of the historical method and the paper of erudition.…”
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The Condition of Religious Modernism among the Youth in Yazd by Hasan Zadedehghan, Mohammad Hadi Yarahmadi, Esmat Salehi

“…Of course it can be said that this is the same scientism and religious rationalism that our religious bases point to it again and again. …”
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The Condition of Religious Modernism among the Youth in Yazd by Esmat Salehi, Mohammad Hadi Yarahmadi, Hasan Zadedehghan

“…Of course it can be said that this is the same scientism and religious rationalism that our religious bases point to it again and again. …”
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The Science Delusion: Asking the Big Questions in a Culture of Easy Answers by Curtis White by Henry Bauer

“…Scientific explorers might enjoy this rant against scientism and how it has insinuated itself into popular culture. …”
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The Ultimate Measure of Success for Speculative Design is to Disappear Completely by Joseph Lindley, David Philip Green

“…We argue that, if we adopt a longer-term perspective, then disrupting the dominance of scientism so that the benefits of Speculative Design are ‘built in’ rather than ‘added on’ is realistic and desirable. …”
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Risks and Challenges of Food: the Need for Humanistic Biopolitics by Sergey A. Kravchenko

“…The author believes that the roots lay in liberal biopolicies that originated from 17th century Europe and are based on principles of scientism, formal rationalism, pragmatism and mercantilism. …”
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