1. Http://www.theaudiopedia.com What is Conventionalism? What does Conventionalism mean? Conventionalism meaning - V pronunciation - Conventionalism

2. Conventionalism in philosophy In philosophy, Conventionalism holds that knowledge depends on agreement

3. Conventionalism: as in conventionality, fogyism

4. Prescriptive Conventionalism says that we ought to follow conventions; descriptive Conventionalism says that we do follow conventions.

5. Conventionalism: From Poincare to Quine

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8. 2 synonyms for Conventionality: conventionalism, convention

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12. 2 synonyms for Conventionalism: conventionality, convention

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14. Conventionalism — noun see conventional … New Collegiate Dictionary

15. This book provides a comprehensive study of Conventionalism

16. Conventionalism — /keuhn ven sheuh nl iz euhm/, n

17. Conventionalist meaning (philosophy) Of, pertaining to, or supporting conventionalism.

18. Ethical Conventionalism has descriptive and prescriptive forms

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21. 14 This is a bold attempt to unite pragmatism and conventionalism.

22. Conventionalism: "Those people having personalities that align with Conventionalism rarely pair well with liberal individuals or those who go against the grain of society."

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25. Conventionalism purports to offer a solution to this metaphysical puzzle

26. The rules of Conventionalism have reared an adamantine partition wall between the two

27. Conventionalism about mathematics claims that mathematical truths are true by linguistic convention

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29. 12 synonyms and near synonyms of Conventionalism from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 12 antonyms and near antonyms

30. A popular way to support Conventionalism is to appeal to the cultural differences argument, which goes like this:

31. According to Altemeyer's (1996) theory, RWA is composed of the three distinct dimensions of authoritarian aggression, authoritarian submission, and Conventionalism

32. Ethical or moral Conventionalism is the view that what makes something good or an action right is a general cultural belief

33. ‘The more interesting tension I find between the papers is in my defense of realism about genes, and the kind of anti-realist Conventionalism I think holds in the theory of natural selection.’ ‘These are all extremely entertaining, often silly episodes that fly in the face of the Conventionalism …

34. Conventionalism as a normative theory-- a relative moment of theory of ethics-- is a statement of how they should be

35. Conventionalism That which is received or established by convention or arbitrary agreement; that which is in accordance with the fashion, tradition, or usage

36. Conventionalism is the methodological doctrine that asserts that explanatory ideas should not be considered true or false but merely better or worse

37. Conventionalism in the philosophy of science can be understood as a rejection of foundationalism - the idea that statements about the world can be deduced (or …

38. In the realm of philosophy, Conventionalism is a way of thinking that all scientific theories and concepts are not really a reflection of …

39. Ben-Menahem's study of Conventionalism begins with Poincaré and Duhem, continues through Hilbert and Carnap, and concludes with discussions of Quine, Wittgenstein and Putnam

40. Two major theories, Apriorism and conventionalism, will be covered first, and then we shall proceed to a more general view of the subjectivist tradition

41. Conventionalism Further reading [ edit ] “ Conventionalisme ” in Trésor de la langue française informatisé ( The Digitized Treasury of the French Language ).

42. Conventionalism is the philosophical attitude that fundamental principles of a certain kind are grounded on (explicit or implicit) agreements in society, rather than on external reality

43. To begin with, recall that Conventionalism is a relativist theory of ethics that maintains that what is good is determined relative to a society, convention, or culture

44. Conventionalism is the philosophical attitude that fundamental principles of a certain kind are grounded on (explicit or implicit) agreements in society, rather than on external reality.Although

45. Conventionalism is the philosophical attitude that fundamental principles of a certain kind are grounded on (explicit or implicit) agreements in society, rather than on external reality

46. Conventionalism and Realism are often presented as alternatives (for example, I recently heard a talk about whether Frege should be understood as a realist or a Conventionalist about number)

47. THE HINDOOS AS THEY ARE SHIB CHUNDER BOSE In the chapter on Industrial Exemption and Conservatism we are introduced to the reason of Conventionalism and of its power

48. Putnam was equally critical of Conventionalism, the view that logic, mathematics, and extensive portions of science do not express truths but are based on human stipulations—i.e., convention.

49. "All the artifice and Conventionalism of life." "They gaze on all with dead, dim eyes, -- wrapped in Conventionalisms, simulating feelings according to a received standard."

50. Academicism, academism 1.the mode of teaching or of procedure in a private school, college, or university. 2.a tendency toward traditionalism or conventionalism in art, literature, music, etc

51. Moral Conventionalism may be described as a theory of moral conduct, according to which the criteria for right and wrong (or good and bad) conduct are based on general agreement or social convention

52. In the reaction against the monotony of formalism and of that deadly Conventionalism which is the peril of every accepted method in religion, art, education, or politics, men are ready to welcome any revolt, however extravagant

53. Drawing a distinction between two conventionalist theses, the under-determination of science by empirical fact, and the linguistic account of necessity, Yemima Ben-Menahem traces the evolution of both ideas to their origins in Poincaré's geometric Conventionalism.

54. Drawing a distinction between two conventionalist theses, the under-determination of science by empirical fact, and the linguistic account of necessity, Yemima Ben-Menahem traces the evolution of both ideas to their origins in Poincaré's geometric Conventionalism.

55. Conventionalism In the physical sciences, some very basic facts or principles appear to have a status that is difficult to categorize: not simply empirically discovered; not purely analytic (true by virtue of already established meanings); fundamental, but without quite being ordinary physical laws

56. Academism – Regarded here as Traditional Formalism; a tendency toward traditionalism or conventionalism in art; any attitudes or ideas that are learned or scholarly but lacking in worldliness and openness, which makes them stiff and inflexible, often lifeless, and slaves to rules and norms

57. In the philosophy of science, Conventionalism is the doctrine often traced to Poincaré ; that apparently real scientific differences, such as that between describing space in terms of a Euclidean and a non-Euclidean geometry, in fact register the acceptance of a different system of …

58. According to legal Conventionalism, a legal system cannot come into existence and be sustained over time unless legal officials see themselves as working together with their fellow participants in the practice of law for the purpose of achieving coordination or alternatively realizing a joint endeavor.

59. In the philosophy of science, Conventionalism is the doctrine often traced to Poincaré that apparently real scientific differences, such as that between describing space in terms of a Euclidean and a non-Euclidean geometry, in fact register the acceptance of a different system of conventions for describing space.

60. "I am 38 years old and I have always been able to reach my destination without driving a car."According to Conventionalism, who has the stronger ethical stance— Mai or her husband? Her husband, because driving is a societal norm in the United States.

61. Conventionalism a movement in the philosophical interpretation of science, according to which theories in mathematics and the natural sciences are based on arbitrary agreements (definitions or conventions among scientists) that are chosen entirely on the basis of convenience, expediency, the “principle of economy of thought,” and so on.

62. In general, the label "conventionalism" is applied to positions that claim the truths in some area are so in virtue of the conventions of a linguistic or conceptual scheme, while "constructivism" emphasizes that a position assigns to the cognitive faculties of humans some role in "making" the objects or facts in the area in question.