Dewey's empiricist approach evinces absolute intrinsic value denial; i . e . not accepting intrinsic value as an inherent or enduring property of things.
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In 2006 Corry was an Invited Speaker at the ICM in Madrid with talk " On the origin of Hilbert's sixth problem : physics and the empiricist approach to axiomatization ".
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Carter adroitly traces Blunt's evolving aesthetics, showing how he moved from an art-for-art's-sake stand in the 1920s to a doctrinaire Marxism in the'30s to a resolutely apolitical and empiricist approach in his maturity.
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Some scientists favor the empiricist approach of forging ahead with anything at hinting potential merit, she said, while others favor the basic research approach that emphasizes gaining a full scientific understanding before testing a vaccine in humans.
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Instead of focusing exclusively on empiricist law-like logical inference and causal explanation, the post-empiricist approach highlights numerous forms of social research practices, thereby not disqualifying the search for empirically valid data, but embedding scientific expertise into a meaningful social context.
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Her book with Janellen Huttenlocher in 2003, " Making Space ", synthesized decades of research and provided a new direction for the field, and provides a new conceptualization of cognitive development different from either traditional nativist or from traditional empiricist approaches.
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Hume's empiricist approach to philosophy places him with John Locke, Francis Bacon, and Thomas Hobbes as a relations between ideas which are derived from experience, calling the rest " nothing but sophistry and illusion ", a dichotomy later given the name " Hume's fork ".
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There were many currents of thought in Paris but he was heavily influenced, as were fellow Scots such as Lawrence of Lindores by the nominalist and empiricist approach of John Buridan . ( The latter's influence on Copernicus and Galileo can be traced through Majors published works ).
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