... that a morality is part of our human nature, and thus, a material feature of the world. To substantiate his claims, Rathbun adeptly applies insights from multiple disciplines, marshalling empirical evidence generated through a variety of natural and social scientific methods. international relations anarchy...

... underscores the constant movement of “energy” between these two categories by reading Amitav Ghosh’s The Living Mountain within the paradigms of New Materialism, Shakta-Tantra and an eco-theological conceptualization of “energy”. Drawing on several post-secular philosophical ideas like...

... product-independent identity brand loyalty identity expression materialism In mature markets, acquiring new customers often entails the strategic targeting of users who are loyal to competing brands. For instance, in the highly saturated smartphone market of the United States, Samsung’s growth...

..., distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Over the last several decades, a growing group of environmental and medical historians have argued that engagement with the materiality of disease is critical to eroding the false boundaries between...

...Christian Bueger; Tobias Liebetrau; Jan Stockbruegger Table 1. Three styles of theorizing infrastructure A: Infrastructures B: Infrastructuring C: Infrastructuralism Key understanding Material systems that create structural interdependencies...

... vitalism religion skepticism materialism “Is medical science favourable to scepticism?” When James W. Dale approached his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania Department of Medicine in 1838, he selected this question as the topic of his thesis. Following his conversion to Christianity several...

...Gunnar Babcock; Daniel W McShea Aristotle’s account of teleology is, by most accounts, the most historically influential one. Aristotelian teleology sought to steer between the extremes of Democritus’ atomistic materialism and Empedocles’ randomness. At the time that Aristotle put forward his...

... and an a posteriori (or ‘type-B’) materialist solution to the mind-body problem. It is hard to avoid the conclusion that, if type-B materialism is correct, then the reference of the concept Phenomenal Consciousness is radically indeterminate between a neuronal-level property that is distinctive to mammals...

... ethnoscapes, where place of affiliation does not always coincide with actual physical locations or place of origin, and sees deterritorialization as a central force in the modern world that ‘provides material for new ideoscapes’. ²⁶ Fragments and processes of a globalized modernity circulate...

... historiography as ‘a superficial scientistic attitude along with insights based on German popular materialism, particularly among the students of the Imperial Military Army and School of Medicine’, remained a ‘marginal perspective’ at the time, or so Yalçınkaya concludes. ⁴⁷ In this process, he...

... explicitly communicate what actions and values are important. Two particular types of socialization that are relevant to the current research pertain to viewing behaviors (frequency of television viewing) and material values. Corresponding author: Cristel A. Russell; e-mail: cristelrussell...

... Institute of Technology), store visits (e.g., Dover Street Market, Muji, Acne Studios), and Google image searches of minimalist homes and décor. See web appendix for selected images of the collected material. We also surveyed lay consumers as well as members of online minimalist groups and communities...

... the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Pound’s Canto LI offers its own encounter with an obdurate materiality. Indeed, the lines that speak of mud are perhaps...

... adopt Pierce et al.’s (2003) definition of psychological ownership as possessive feelings toward material and immaterial objects manifesting in expressions such as my, mine, and our. This definition allows for potential targets of ownership to range from a car or a simple...

... ). Richard Posner (2004 , 6) defines “catastrophe” as “an event that is believed to have a very low probability of materializing but that if it does materialize will produce a harm so great and sudden as to seem discontinuous with the flow of events that preceded it.” The GCR framework is concerned...

... History Modernity Materialism History and Philosophy of the Body What animates the infinite, living universe of multitude and change? Nicolás Fernández-Medina acknowledges that “[v]ital force, or the immanent energy that promotes the processes of life and growth in the body and in nature, has always...

... that, where it is commonly held that Houellebecq sees social and economic liberalism as having corrupted the West, his worldview is better described as one in which ‘materialism […] represents the true menace’. ³⁰ By ‘materialism’, Betty means a belief system holding that everything real...

... democracy? It revisits the poststructuralist-inspired debate about cyberdemocracy in the 1990s, which conceptualized the democratic subject as disembodied discursive self, reifying through textuality in cyberspace. In contrast, current debates on new materialism offer novel perspectives with attention...

... economics mass incarceration penal populism post-materialism racism For the last quarter of the twentieth century, and the first decade of the twenty-first, politics and public policy in the United States coalesced in favor of aggressive policing and harsh punishment for those convicted of crimes...

.... They reached into the philosophy of science and pulled out three familiar dichotomies, rationalism/constructivism, materialism/idealism, and problem-solving/critical theorizing, that they could utilize within security debates. Specifically, they argue that strategic studies leaves out too much of what...