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The history of ideas conceptualizes the world as structurally connected by the limited diversity of ideas across cultures. Nature, reality, knowledge, and truth are perpetually reconstructed by the individual perceiving them, thus placing the human being and human consciousness at the center of the tradition. Notions of the origins of life and ...
30 de may. de 2008 · Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
4 de may. de 2020 · If the history of ideas as established by Arthur O. Lovejoy merely consists of research on basic “unit-ideas,” then the new history of ideas today is instead presented as shifting toward a focus on context, rhetoric, actions, and so on, with linguistic philosophy as its theoretical underpinnings; similarly, guided by an orientation toward social constructs, the “new sociocultural history ...
One of the most enduring sources of conflict among Muslims is the question of power and authority after the Prophet Muhammad. This anthology of classical Arabic texts, presented in a new English translation, offers a comprehensive overview of the early history of the caliphate and key questions that medieval Muslim scholars discussed in their works on the subject.
22 de may. de 2017 · In this global village, the concept of ‘economics’ in translation has become even more relevant lately, due to the ever-increasing technicalisation of the profession and the alteration of the translation habitus in Bourdieu’s terms, which unavoidably affects the translation profession, not least with respect to the diminishing rates and deteriorating working conditions.
Books. An Introduction to Philosophy of History. William Henry Walsh. Thoemmes Press, 1992 - History - 176 pages. In the English-speaking world, philosophy of history has always been regarded with suspicion. Neither logical positivism nor ordinary language philosophy has any place for grand synthetic Views about history and its significance. In ...
29 de jun. de 2020 · The history of thought, on this reading, has a strong focus on language, on how texts and speeches are composed and communicated, as well as an awareness of how thought is indelibly caught in the workings of power, an angle expressed—by both geographers and others—through genealogical studies (e.g., Foucault, 1975) and inquiries into the persuasions of ideology (e.g., Althusser, 1971 ...
