All of Comte's work aims at the foundation of a discipline in which the study of society will finally become positive, scientific.
Sociological reasoning pre-dates the foundation of the discipline.
Yet many see restorative justice as groundbreaking because at its core is a repudiation of the punitive model that has been the foundation of school discipline in this country since the days of the one-room schoolhouse.
Having established that mental disorders were "real" causes of human suffering, four major contributions played critically important roles in consolidating the evidence that forms the foundation of the discipline of global mental health.
My choice would be the classical Greek historian Thucydides, who devoted the latter part of his life to a book detailing the history of the long series of wars between Athens and Sparta in the fifth century B.C. His book is considered to have laid the foundations of the discipline of history.
And yet, the main foundations of the discipline have not changed in any substantial way.
Evolutionary biology owes much to Charles Darwin, whose discussions of common descent and natural selection provide the foundations of the discipline.
This essay outlines the roots of geomorphology from the distant historic past to early modern time, then focuses on the twin foundations of the discipline between 1600 and 1830, and concludes by reviewing how these foundations fared in later decades.
The purpose of this tutorial on fractional control is to present the foundations of this discipline and the main computational tools available for its use and application by the control engineer.
Nowadays, biological research is dominated by molecular approaches, knockouts and whole genome analysis of course for good reason but sometimes there is a danger that we might forget the richness and foundations of this discipline.
