Some readers advised me to read the work of Karl Popper, who championed a falsificationist method.
He championed a radical philosophical method that attempted to transcend the simple dichotomy between a discursive, ratiocinative mode of reasoning and knowing, and a more intuitive, poetic and non-propositional mode of knowledge.
The practice of producing food in and around cities is championed as a method to reduce environmental impacts of urban food demands (reducing distance from farm to fork – 'food miles') whilst conferring a number of ancillary benefits to host cities (runoff attenuation, urban heat island mitigation) and ex-urban environments (carbon sequestration).
This new ontological thinking finds an unlikely, if untrustworthy, champion in the fabulous, garrulous, and digressive storyteller, who displays as a symptom what the new ontology would champion as a method.
Neil and Catherine Williams had arrived with a colander (a method championed by Professor Brian Cox) and a piece of white paper to try to view the phenomenon.
David M. Steiner, a Hunter College dean who has championed new methods of training teachers, was appointed the state education commissioner and president of the University of the State of New York on Monday.
The use of Genetically Modified (GM) crops has been championed as one method of improving food security and nutritional status in low-income countries by increasing food productivity [ 4].
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Both Deweyan pragmatism and logical positivism championed the methods of the natural sciences as the paradigm for human knowledge.
Prochnik, who is Putnam's great-grandson, shows how Putnam championed Freud's methods to an élite and suspicious group of American physicians.
