What constructive as well as critical feminist engagements demonstrate is that non-epistemic and/or contextual values are not only ineliminable from scientific practice, but are instrumental to its empirical and explanatory success, including its capacity to interrupt entrenched patterns of understanding (see the section Philosophical Implications).
Before the module they were entrenched in their understanding of their role as mainly a clinician, whilst after the module they had moved to embrace the important role the family physician has in teaching and learning.
First, the subject/object dichotomy is so deeply entrenched in our self-understanding that it has come to implicitly structure the fundamental aesthetic approach (as we have seen).
To the extent that this seems strange, I'd offer it reflects instead entrenched (and outdated) ways of understanding birth and how we value it.
imply an element of choice and display a lack of understanding for the deeply entrenched schemas that lie behind a patient's struggles.
Conceptual metaphors are seen as deeply entrenched ways of thinking about or understanding an abstract domain.
He thinks there should also be rewards for compliant businesses such as fewer inspections and reduced fees and a more effective understanding of cannabis's "entrenched counter-cultural feel" that doesn't jibe well with oversight.
Even among those who support women in ministry, there can be a blind spot when it comes to understanding the long history and entrenched views about women in positions of leadership and influence, particularly in the church.
However, there are rare moments when a single shock destroys entrenched views and prejudices, and forces a new framework of understanding.
However, research has shown that students need more than deeper understanding; they face multiple roadblocks, including entrenched misconceptions and discomfort, when presented with new ideas that challenge a preconceived worldview (Drake 1998; Forrest 2008; Nelson 2008).
