I. posi·tiv·ist [ˈpɒzɪtɪvɪst, ingl am ˈpɑ:zɪt̬-] SOST FILOS
- positivist
- Positivist(in) m (f) <-en, -en> term tecn
II. posi·tiv·ist [ˈpɒzɪtɪvɪst, ingl am ˈpɑ:zɪt̬-] AGG
- positivist
- positivistisch term tecn
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A main component of the workers' movement, popular education was also strongly influenced by positivist, materialist and lacit, if not anti-clerical, ideas.
en.wikipedia.org In this way hermeneutics challenge the positivist view that science can cumulate objective facts.
en.wikipedia.org In psychology the positivist movement was influential in the development of behavioralism and operationalism.
en.wikipedia.org He advanced falsification in lieu of the logical positivist idea of verifiability.
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www.wondrusch.at As far as that goes, Wondrusch counts on the development of the observer – insofar as he is a humanist, a positivist – to recognize the dominance of the rational over the merely emotionally driven.
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Insofern rechnet Ernst-Ferdinand Wondrusch auch mit einer Entwicklung des Betrachters, dem er – insoferne ganz Humanist, ja Positivist – die Dominanz des Rationalen über das bloß kreatürliche Getriebensein zuerkennt.
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