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Antireductionism

Known as: Anti reductionism, Anti-reductionism, Anti-reductionist 
Antireductionism is a philosophical position that stands in contrast to reductionism by advocating that not all properties of a system can be… 
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2015
2015
The paper does not claim to be a novel contribution to any field. It simply opposes claims by philosophers of consciousness—I… 
2009
2009
Local reductionism purports to defend a middle ground in the debate about the epistemic status of testimony-based beliefs. It… 
2008
2008
The relationship between Marxism and ecology has been sullied by Martinez-Alier's influential interpretation of Engels's reaction… 
2007
2007
Despite the currently perceived urgent need among contemporary philosophers of chemistry for adjudicating between two rival… 
2004
2004
Several themes in John Rawls's moral and political philosophy have inspired variations in the philosophical theory of tort law… 
2004
2004
Let us say, with Quine, Davidson and Dennett among others, that a person’s language and psychological attitudes have their… 
Review
2002
Review
2002
The product of a conference held at Memorial University, Newfoundland, Canada, in November 1998, this collection of papers… 
2001
2001
There exist an increasing awareness within the scientific community for the need to deal with the complex dimension of social… 
1998
1998
Q-analysis has proven a useful research methodology in a number of social science research areas for exploration of structures in…