- oak tree.
Though ancient atomists rejected the
notion of
natural teleology,
teleological accounts of non-personal or non-human
nature were
explored and...
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Orthogenesis -
teleology in
evolution "
teleological argument".
Oxford English Dictionary.
Archived from the
original on
December 20, 2016. "
Teleological Arguments...
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together with
virtue ethics,
under a
broader label of "
teleological ethics".
Proponents of
teleological ethics (Gr****: telos, 'end, purpose' and logos, 'science')...
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reconcile his
teleological idea of
organisms with a
mechanistic view of
nature in
Dialectic of
Teleological Judgement. Kant's
claims about teleology have influenced...
- variation, the use of
teleology in
biology has
attracted criticism, and
attempts have been made to
teach students to
avoid teleological language. Nevertheless...
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teleological end, as it is the only
expression of
human freedom outside of the laws of nature. Man also
garners the
place as the
highest teleological...
- .... Importantly,
Holocaust and
Shoah have also been
criticized as '
teleological and anachronistic'
terms that
convey a
retrospective view that makes...
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Metaphysics Plato Polytely Teleological argument Teleonomy "telos". Dictionary.com
Unabridged (Online). n.d. "
Teleological ethics". Encyclopædia Britannica...
- well-known concepts, such as the absurd,
knight of faith,
single individual,
teleological suspension of the ethical,
three stages,
tragic hero, and so on. One...
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causes of behavior.
Teleological behaviorism instead looks at
these emotions and
thoughts as
behaviors themselves.
Teleological behaviorism differs from...
