Immanuel Kant ( 1724 1804 ) influenced American personalism under three headings : the theory of knowledge, ethical theory, and the primacy of practical reason.
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His theology aims at a synthesis of Thomism, philosophical personalism ( with such proponents as Martin Buber, John Paul II tempered however by Edward Schillebeeckx.
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As a theologian he helped develop Boston School of Personalism into a Christian social ethic at a time when social ethics was still a relatively new term.
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This opposition was fueled by Yrigoyen's numerous removals of provincial governors, for instance, and soon became known as " anti-personalism ."
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Moreover, the values of personalism " ( ch? ngh ) a nh�n v? ) " of the Ng?s brothers has been revised lately.
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Brizola's policies included porkbarrel, poor management, personalism, wild spending of public funds, and displaying a tendency at opportunistic, short term solutions.
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According to Miller, democracy, to Di?m, was rooted in his dual identity as Confucian and Catholic, and was associated with communitarianism and the doctrine of Personalism.
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Personalism also implies inter-personalism, as Benedict XVI stresses in Caritas in Veritate : " As a spiritual being, the human creature is defined through interpersonal relations.
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Personalism also implies inter-personalism, as Benedict XVI stresses in Caritas in Veritate : " As a spiritual being, the human creature is defined through interpersonal relations.
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As such, his first encyclical repeatedly stresses the pope's favored philosophical approach of personalism, an approach that he used repeatedly throughout the rest of his papacy.
