The article points to various alarming tendencies of dehumanization modern medical education in Russia and the world. Apart from economical political solutions, suggests address most fundamental reason for negative attitude humanitarian subjects biomedical struggle between reductionist holistic worldviews. While biomedicine is increasingly dominated by an rigid reductionism, which reduces livin...

The article is a discussion of the concept power in three different social theories that are often applied to educational research: Jürgen Habermas, Pierre Bourdieu, and Michel Foucault. In everyday life, used as if it only had single connotation: possessed by someone (“the powerful”) while exercised over else powerless”). this case, considered (potentially) repressive force ascribed person, cu...

ALife has always been centrally concerned with the nature and origins of emergent phenomena and their anti-reductionist implications for our understanding of complex systems. I argue that the traditional approach to understanding emergent phenomena in physical systems is still fundamentally reductionist, and outline an anti-reductionist alternative. Contemporary debate about emergence can only ...

small farm landholdings couples with scattered plots have created a major challenge in agricultural development in iran. land fragmentation provides an appropriate strategy to overcome current problems in iranian farming systems. therefore, the purpose of this qualitative study was to shed light on development pathologies in terms of land rehabilitation, reconsolidation, and improvement in mian...

Padilla and Peyton introduced the idea of neurooccupation as a way of resolving the typically Western conflict inherent in the reductionism-versus-holism dichotomy, or the separation of mind and body. They propose the term neuro-occupation signifies occupational therapy's historical view of the person as an active and dynamic participant in doing with the understanding that the central nervous ...