The paper compares Pierre Bourdieu?s sociological approach with the one developed by Peter Berger and Thomas Luckmann. aim of is to identify complementarities incongruences these approaches. main similarity consists in intention ?dialectically? overcome/bridge gap between ?objectivism? ?subjectivism? social theory. Another parallel includes a negative attitude towards relativistic tendencies po...

during three last decades some modem ethical philosophers, called ,communitarians, reviving aristotelian virtualistic ethics, have criticized intensively ethical and political views of utilitarian and new kantian liberalism. this ,doctrine emphasizing on political ethical , and psychological importance of correlations to societies believes that ethical arguments and judgments must derive from c...

In this paper we present the structure of “customer disvalue” phenomenon as the complementary concept for customer value. Authors, who are proponents of humanized marketing, rely on the lived-experience of customers as the primary source of data in order to grasp a first-hand understanding of the phenomenon that has been profoundly shadowed by objectivism of economics. The research is based on ...

Philosophy of Mind Philosophy of mind is the branch of metaphysics that studies the basic nature and capacities of the mind. The primary issue of philosophy of mind is the “mind-body problem,” described in Anthony Flew's A Dictionary of Philosophy as the “problem of how the mind is related to the body, and of what properties, functions, and occurrences should be regarded as, respectively, menta...

Fundamentalism, in the dictionary Theories and Schools Philosophy Theology is a view that emerged 1909 used generally to designate particular style of conservative Protestantism. Fundamentalism's aim preserve foundations faith combat attempts reinterpret Bible theology light modern knowledge. There are two approaches understanding symptoms fundamentalism, namely objectivism subjectivism. From a...

The argument from appearance for the content view or intentionalism attracts a lot of attention recently. In my paper, I follow Charles Travis to argue against key premise that representational can be ‘read off’ certain way thing looks subject. My arguments are built upon Travis’s original objection and reinterpretation Rodrick Chisholm’s comparative noncomparative uses words. Byrne, Schellenbe...

We discuss the ways in which atmospheric numerical models can be shown to have both predictive and explanatory value. This argument rests largely on the established predictive value of numerical weather forecasts, and can be extended to atmospheric models at largerand smaller scales. We demonstrate that atmospheric modellers have not been particularly critical about the logical basis of model e...

This study attempts to identify a relationship between the perception of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and business philosophies (Machiavellianism, moral objectivism, legalism, ethical relativism, Darwinism) among Hungarian students. The goals investigations are (1) explore CSR, (2) analyze which describe students, (3) characterize typical patterns by means cluster analysis. data collec...

ABSTRACT Objective: the objective of this text is to question academic production that focuses on either descriptions about researched subject, with reflections in which immediate form object predominates, or use pre-existing theoretical models and conceptions, end up directing investigation presupposition contents. Provocation: ‘productivist logic’ has thrown theory away from spotlight, giving...