... setting, as it demonstrates blind spots in the field itself. decolonizing history Eastern Europe Ukraine epistemological violence Holocaust Soviet Union Russia's invasion of Ukraine ‘… and everything will become a matter of life or death, no less scholarship will become an existential affair...

... to amplify the epistemological and ontological significance of African contributions to theory building, countering narratives that label African countries’ politics as methodological outliers. Ultimately, this recovery not only offers a more accurate understanding of securitization in Kenya, it critiques...

... of the environment. traditional ecological knowledge environmental education epistemological diversity decolonization scientism Oman My goal in this project is to understand how traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) manifests—or fails to manifest—in environmental education policy issued by the Ministry...

... and those who work in humanities in IEAs, and apply the underlying worldviews used to conduct SSH research to fundamentally enhance the IEA process and to further progress in EBM. ecosystem based management epistemological worldviews human dimensions integrated ecosystem assessments social sciences...

...Paul Beaumont; Cedric de Coning epistemological pluralism complexity theory climate–conflict Palabras clave pluralismo epistemológico teoría de la complejidad conflicto climático Mots clés pluralisme épistémologique théorie de la complexité climat et conflit Ministry of Foreign...

... self-understanding and moral authority, they exemplify what Alasdair MacIntyre has termed “epistemological crisis.” As a response to crisis, the modern DSM has been a stunning political achievement, providing the central diagnostic constructs around which psychiatric research, practice...

... and clinicians should decenter the language of symptoms and focus instead on context and on alternative accounts of trauma. epistemological crisis moral injury Post-Vietnam Syndrome PTSD symptom trauma The diagnosis of Post-Traumatic Stress...

...’ and ‘epistemic subsidiarity’, which could help lawmakers write sui generis trade agreements to better protect indigenous knowledge and resources. Epistemological pluralism Ethnopharmacology, indigenous rights, intellectual property rights, traditional ecological knowledge In 2012, the US Food...

... for the acceptability of verdicts. At the end of the article, I shortly discuss the theory of epistemological contextualism and propose a framework that allows rational distinctions to be drawn between different standards of proof. In the second part of this project (forthcoming), I will defend a contextualist view...

... with its earlier ecclesial and sacramental context, the principle of double effect has fallen into an epistemological crisis. Contemporary moral theological discussion of the principle of double effect usually operates in one of the following four contexts: interpretation of Aquinas; in relation...

... the foundations supporting shamanism differ from those sustaining Western medicine, both traditions provide experiences that convince clients that specific procedural methods alleviate illness. Key Words: epistemological, healing, shamanism Shamanism is the belief that certain individuals can influence...

... with which to critique both metaphysics and absolutist power. The eighteenth century established the modern correspondence between epistemological critique and the earlier Protestant understanding of the tale as a moral/political lesson about the hubris of oversized state planning. Babel Bruegel Pieter...

.... Accordingly, it suggests a nonlinear pattern for a history of generality. The book considers actors’ historiography of generality and their reflections upon its epistemological value, the historicity of the statements used by actors to formulate the general, and the ways that actors tackle the general using...

... lay in a scholarly culture that rested on the twin pillars of textual scholasticism and epistemological esotericism. In the nineteenth century, just as in the ninth or the fifteenth, Islamic religious literature was taught in circles of learning, which were held in madrasas, in mosques...

...This chapter discusses the epistemological foundations of Kelsen's method, its evolutionism, its economic empiricism and individualism in sociology and morality, and the concrete techniques by which it was employed in his legal theory. It analyses three different epistemological levels of Kelsen's...

... both semantic and epistemological objections to an alternative interpretation in terms of localized gauge properties, and argues that the empirical success of a classical Yang-Mills gauge theory warrants an inference to the existence of a certain kind of non-localized property. It responds to both...

... that four different voices appear in patient safety discourses: epistemological (what happened?), preventative (how can it be prevented?), boundary-maintaining (were there violations or impermissible activities?), and existential (what is the reason for this suffering?). Discussions in one voice tend...

... and Feyerabend's epistemological anarchism, it is argued that critical scientific realism, with its commitment to the ethos of science as described by Merton's ethical norms, is in many ways a desirable philosophical outlook in a free, democratic, liberal society. Scientific realism and its alternatives...

... from natural philosophy (cosmology) to religion, philosophy of mind, metaphysics, and epistemology. The volume underlines Locke’s complex relationship to Descartes and Cartesianism, where stark opposition and subtle family resemblances are tightly intertwined. Since the turn of the twentieth century...

... This chapter questions the politico-epistemological potentials of and challenges notions of dialogue and collaboration in current scholarship on sound praxis. It addresses variable meanings of both dialogue and collaboration as general signifiers central both to social processes and the ethnographic experience...