Wisdom in Comparative Perspectives

Perspectives on Wisdom Web of Things (W2T)

The rapid development of the Internet and Internet of things accelerates the emergence of the hyper world. It has become a pressing issue to realize the organic amalgamation and harmonious symbiosis among human, computers and things in the hyper world, which consists of the social world, physical world and information world (cyber world). In this paper, the noN. Zhong Department of Life Science...

Strong science challenges conventional wisdom: new perspectives on ovarian biology

Conventional wisdom, sometimes defined as "truth", is said to be based on evidence that may or may not be so. The same definition may apply to dogma. A wonderful aspect of the scientific community is that it is not afraid to challenge dogma. Johnson et al., in their 11 March 2004 paper in Nature [1], have provided compelling evidence for the existence of proliferative germ cells that give rise ...

Comparative Evaluation of the Efficacy of Wisdom and Inspiration in Abu Hatam’s and Zakariyya Razi’s Opinions

The question has always been raised throughout history whether human beings need to follow the prophets or divine revelation to achieve salvation. There will be no need, as some believe, to follow divine teachings once human beings reach intellectual maturity; however, others insist on the permanent need for Guidance from God due to inadequacy of human reason. In the third or fourth century AH,...

Cultural Perspectives on Comparative Hrm

The Uses of Comparative and Integrative Perspectives