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• Teleology
  '''Teleology''' (from the Greek, ''telos'' - purpose or end) is the philosophical idea o ...p its primary cause)"<ref>Aristotle's ''Physics'' Book 2, Chapter 3</ref>. Teleology comes for the Greeks as a natural reaction to [[Causality]] - if causes did
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• Teleology/Approval
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• Teleology/Definition
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• Teleology/Related Articles
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• Teleology/Related Articles
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• Teleology
  '''Teleology''' (from the Greek, ''telos'' - purpose or end) is the philosophical idea o ...p its primary cause)"<ref>Aristotle's ''Physics'' Book 2, Chapter 3</ref>. Teleology comes for the Greeks as a natural reaction to [[Causality]] - if causes did
  3 KB (517 words) - 02:35, 19 September 2013
• Strato of Lampsacus
  ...[Troas]] (now part of [[Turkey]]). His extensive writings included a non-[[teleology|teleological]] reinterpretation of Aristotle's [[physics]], which influence
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• Philosophy of history
  ...history. The classic version also speculates about a possible underlying [[Teleology |teleological]] principle in this development, and asks typical questions l
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• Business history
  ...predictable ways. One advantage of this perspective is that it avoids the teleology and determinism that has characterized so much writing in the field. As a
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• Extradiscursivity
  ...tion the metaphysical assumptions of essentialism, Platonism, Aristotelian teleology, Rationalism, Empiricism, Materialism, physicalism/reductionism,
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• Ethics
  ...[[faith]] to be beyond ethics, questioning whether or not there can be a [[Teleology|teleological]] suspension of the ethical. In Kierkegaard's scheme of the ''
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• Political philosophy
  ...sophy, ''Politics''. He analyzed city-states with his moral framework of [[teleology]] and saw state as the highest end of human organization, above family and
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• Deepak Chopra
  ...cal idealist, arguing for the primacy of consciousness over matter and for teleology and intelligence in nature—that mind, or "dynamically active consciousnes
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• René Descartes
  ...oreal substance]] into matter and form; second, he rejects any appeal to [[Teleology|ends]]—divine or natural—in explaining natural phenomena. In his theolo
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• Materialism
  ...ated to these are the equally sensitive and controversial issues regarding teleology, purpose, intentionality, and free will…I am convinced, along with many c
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N4
  * [[Teleology]]
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• Philosophy of Spinoza
  ...d if people work towards this goal, or punished if they don't. There is no teleology.<ref name=tws10decz3z4z3333>{{cite news
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• Evolution
  ...without a need for supernatural intervention poses difficulties for the [[teleology|belief in purpose]] inherent in most religious faiths &mdash; and especiall
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