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Brevis Enodatio Et Explicatio Casus s. Quaestionis Practicae Theologo-Philosophicae: Num Vir pius & Religionis Evangelicae addictus, nullo caeteroquin officio Ecclesiastico vel Scholastico aut alio aliquo munere fungens, aut ad illud se idoneum reddere nec valens, aut certis de causis nolens, possit nihilominus illaesa conscientia uti fruique bonis illis quae Ecclesiastica appellantur ... / Proposita ab Heinrico Walm ...
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Observationes Theologo-Practicae Eaeq[ue] Tripartitae; Quarum Prima Exhibet breviter & Fidei & Pietatis doctrinam, cum quomodo utraque recte ac integre tradenda, tum quomodo altera sine alterius detrimento in Ecclesia retinenda sit. Altera agit de Sanctificatione Diei Dominicae ... Tertia Est de rei alienae Restitutione ...
No full textPropaideia Sive Brevis Introductio In Theologiam Moralem; Duabus partibus constans, Quarum Prior Naturam & constitutionem eiusdem generaliter delineat: Posterior Rationes ac genera tradendi specialius & fusius adhuc explicat
No full textDe Fine Actionum Humanarum Ultimo Seu Beatitudine Civili, Exercitatio Moralis
No full textDE FINE ACTIONUM HUMANARUM ULTIMO SEU BEATITUDINE CIVILI, EXERCITATIO MORALIS
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Integration durch Leistung als „Inklusionsfalle“. Governanceanalytische Konsequenzen eines nicht- inklusiven Bildungsmonitorings zur Evaluation der Umsetzung der UN- BRK
No full textHeinrich M, Te Poel K. Integration durch Leistung als „Inklusionsfalle“. Governanceanalytische Konsequenzen eines nicht- inklusiven Bildungsmonitorings zur Evaluation der Umsetzung der UN- BRK. In: Walm M, Häcker T, Radisch F, Krüger A, eds. Empirisch-pädagogische Forschung in inklusiven Zeiten. Konzeptualisierung, Professionalisierung, Systementwicklung. Bad Heilbrunn: Klinkhardt; 2018: 253-268
From Empirics to Empiricists
Get PDFAlthough the notion of empiricism looms large in many histories of early modern philosophy, its origins are not well understood. This paper aims to shed light on them. It examines the notions of empirical philosopher, physician, and politician that are employed in a range of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century texts, alongside related notions (e.g. "experimental philosophy") and methodological stances. It concludes that the notion of empiricism used in many histories of early modern thought does not have pre-Kantian origins. It first appeared and became widely used in late eighteenth-century Germany, in the course of the early debates on Kant's Critical philosophy
