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British ****ociationism,
which began with
Thomas Hobbes.
Members of the
****ociationist School,
including John Locke,
David Hume,
David Hartley,
Joseph Priestley...
- The core
ideas of
****ociationist thinking recur in some
recent thought on cognition,
especially consciousness. The
****ociationist theory is anti****ted...
- "socialist" was
often used
interchangeably with "co-operative", "mutualist", "
****ociationist" and "collectivist" in
reference to the
organization of
economic enterprise...
- died 28
August 1757) was an
English philosopher and
founder of the
****ociationist school of psychology.
David Hartley was born in 1705 in the vicinity...
- a "code" of
overlapping speech gestures. Initially, the
theory was
****ociationist:
infants mimic the
speech they hear and that this
leads to behavioristic...
- of
socialism settled by the 1860s, with the term
socialist replacing ****ociationist, co-operative,
mutualist and collectivist,
which had been used as synonyms...
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influences of the
empiricist school,
including David Hartley and the
****ociationist psychology. The work is long and
seemingly loosely structured, and although...
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learning algorithms and are by no
means restricted to the
historical ****ociationist mechanisms of behaviorism.
Nativism has a
history in philosophy, particularly...
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organizations American Indian Movement American Labor Party American Union of
****ociationists American Workers Party Black Panther Party Citizens Party Communist...
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Transcendental hermeneutic phenomenology Transcendental nominalism Some
****ociationist philosophers have
contended that
mathematics comes from
experience and...
