This distinctive pairing — radical worldview, conventional practical commitments — helps explain Rorty's mixed reputation.
Contrary to all of the practical tendencies found in worldviews, Husserl demanded that philosophy be founded as a rigorous science.
In this under-studied text, then, there is much to be learned about Kumārila's highly ramified philosophy of language, as well as about the ideological and practical particulars of the ritualistic Vedic worldview.
For Ms. Smith, Archie and Samad are representatives of two worldviews: one practical-minded and pragmatic, the other ideological and absolutist; one accepting of randomness as a byproduct of freedom, the other determined to try to stage-manage fate.
With the exception of the worldview approach, there is little practical advice in the present case studies for how to identify the needs or identities of these stakeholders.
Consistent with this holistic worldview, there are structural and practical aspects of community acupuncture that support patient-centered outcomes.
This is further complicated by the intricacy of achieving consensus about highly subjective matters that require methodological and practical experts--and they may have differing worldviews or disciplinary backgrounds.
This worldview is extremely valuable as it satisfies the practical and emotional needs of people for certainty, closure and clarity.
Therefore, scientific knowledge, morality, and religious belief are mutually consistent and secure because they all rest on the same foundation of human autonomy, which is also the final end of nature according to the teleological worldview of reflecting judgment that Kant introduces to unify the theoretical and practical parts of his philosophical system.
This brilliant coup completed the Copernican program to replace the old worldview with an alternative that was far superior, both in conceptual principle and in practical application.
