Wittgenstein, scientism and anti-scientism in the philosophy of mind by Child, T

The self and scientism by Okely, J

Feyerabend's Critique of Scientism by Enver Halilovic

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Is There an Alternative to Moderate Scientism? by Szymon Makuła

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Scientism, Philosophy and Brain-Based Learning by Gregory M. Nixon

“…I argue that identifying the person with the brain is scientism (not science), that the brain is not the person, and that it is the person who learns. …”
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Science, scientism, and pseudoscience in die Reihe by McBride, N

“…It can be seen that scientism can permeate thought and society in multiple and discreet ways, and that scientism can be seen to have influenced policy-makers in post-Second World War West Germany by encouraging a wider application of scientific ideas than had been seen previously. …”

Does scientism undermine other forms of knowledge? by Ndubuisi C. Ani

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Scientism and the Growing Divide Between the Humanities and the Sciences by Alessandro Fiorello

“…Scientism and the Growing Divide Between the Humanities and the Sciences…”
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Review and Critique of Scientism and the Use of Models in Finance by Narges yazdanian, Saber Jafarvand Azer Khiavi

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The Cultural Dangers of Scientism and Common Sense Solutions by Robert A. Delfino

“…In his article the author begins by defining what is meant by ‘science’ and ‘scientism.’ Second, he discusses some of the cultural dangers of scientism. …”
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Scientism and education : empirical research as neo-liberal ideology / by Hyslop-Margison, Emery J. (Emery James), 1957-, Naseem M. Ayaz

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Convalescence from Modernity: Writing Assessment in the Epoch of Scientism by Anthony Petruzzi

“…The governing philosophical assumption of writing assessment theory is scientism. It is a modernist prejudice, which is unseen and unquestioned, that assumes scientific thinking is the best—the "strongest" thinking—because it produces quantified, generalized, reliable, and true information.To convalesce from modernity, we must continue to weaken the implicit and explicit cultural dispositions that transparently structure assessment practices. …”
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The Epistemic Imperialism of Science. Reinvigorating Early Critiques of Scientism by Lucas B. Mazur, Lucas B. Mazur

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Governance through scientism: Taiwan Biobank and public controversy by Wan-Ju Lee, Yu-Yueh Tsai

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Editorial: Causation and Causal Explanation in Psychiatry—Beyond Scientism and Skepticism by Annemarie Kalis, Derek Strijbos, Leon de Bruin, Gerrit Glas

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Beyond Scientism and Skepticism: An Integrative Approach to Global Mental Health by Dan J Stein, Judy eIlles

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A human(e) 'uni-versity': resisting scientism, technicism, and economism by J.J. Venter

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Evaluating Warfare Myths about Science and Christianity and How These Myths Promote Scientism by Michael N. Keas

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Examining Nature of Consciousness through Heidegger's Interpretations of φυσις and Ψυχη and His Criticisms of Scientism by Hossein Azadmanjiri, Majid Mollayousefi, Mohammad Hssan Heidari, Mohammad Sadegh Zahedi

“…By giving a new definition of Aristotle’s φυσις and Ψυχη Heidegger criticizes science and scientism. Through these interpretations and criticisms, we can infer his opinions about consciousness. …”
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Fuller, Dworkin, Scientism, and Liberty: The Dichotomy between Continental and Common Law Traditions and Their Consequences by Nadia Elizabeth Nedzel

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