They stressed the 'art' of medical practice, which was founded upon a privileged epistemology of patient individuality in contradistinction to the universalization of knowledge represented by the laboratory sciences.
Individual disciplines continue the search for truth in their fields, but the universalization of truth -- the natural merging of all disciplines under the universal Truth -- is missing.
In 1989, Francis Fukuyama published his essay "The End of History?," in which he predicted "the universalization of Western liberal democracy as the final form of human government".
In ethical judgments, however, the universalization is objective: if the judgment is true, then it is objectively the case that everyone ought to act on the maxim according to which one acts.
Inclusion through universalization thus risks a kind of erasure of multiplicity and difference by assuming and (re producing a pre-determined range of bodies and ways of doing-in-the-world.
The primary schools, especially, experienced rapid growth because the states gave highest priority to the universalization of elementary education in order to fulfill the constitutional directive of providing universal, free, and compulsory education for all children up to the age of 14. Most, but not all, children had a primary school within 1 km (0.6 mile) of their homes.
Since 1998, social security system in Korea has been overhauled and expanded, including the universalization of health and pension insurance, the extension of employment and occupational insurance, and the reform of the National Basic Security system.
Their "unrealness" gave them an androgynous texture that got eroded with the universalization of the "Mahabharata" and the "Ramayana" in which androgyny is absent.
The alternative strategies that most public health workers are advocating, is the universalization of health care and for increased resource allocation in the health and nutrition sector.
