Darwinism identifies a core set of concepts, principles and methodological maxims that were first articulated and defended by Charles Darwin and which continue to be identified with a certain approach to evolutionary questions.[1] We will thus need to begin with Darwin's Darwinism as articulated in On the Origin of Species in 1859.
The demand for justification of such principles can be understood in two importantly distinct ways, corresponding to the distinction between epistemic principles and methodological principles made at the end of Section 1. Justifying an epistemic principle requires answering an epistemic question: why are parsimonious theories more likely to be true?
To describe, explain and give practical suggestions regarding important principles and key methodological challenges in the study design, statistical analysis, and reporting of results from in vivo studies.
The modern history of psychology, biology, social science and even physics itself can usefully be seen as hinging on changing attitudes to naturalist ontological principles and naturalist methodological precepts.
Bevilacqua investigates two matters: Hemholtz's synthesis of earlier work into a single principle, and his methodological distinction, evident in the above citation, between theoretical and experimental physics.
Furthermore, even if the existing methods have provided the necessary proof of principle of concepts and methodological steps, their translation to the clinic is hindered by several ethical, safety and technological factors and is complicated by the specific histological and anatomical features of the human pancreas.
This paper analyses sustainable development strategies and methodological principles of sustainable architecture in particular, which served as a basis to define a set of core principles of establishing architectural solutions of energy-efficient buildings such as urban, architectural and planning, design concepts as well as the principles of the use of renewable energy.
Using the same organizational and methodological principles, Cardijn organized similar groups of young farmers, students, and married couples.
The purpose of this article is to describe this software tool and methodological principles behind it.
In particular, coordination with BOLD makes it possible to compare findings from the PLATINO studies with surveys performed in other countries, since both projects have adopted the same instruments and methodological principles.
The distinction is a matter of primary philosophical and methodological principle.
