review of maxwell, n. (2014) global philosophy: whatphilosophy ought to be?

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2016
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Abstract
Resenha de / Review of Maxwell, N. (2014) Global philosophy: Whatphilosophy ought to be? Exeter, UK: Imprint­Academic, Societas – Essays in Political & CulturalCriticism. (Pb, pp.192. ISBN 9781845407674) Este texto trata de uma resenhado livro de Nicholas Maxwell (2014),Global philosophy: What philosophyought to be? Exeter, UK: Imprint­Academic, Societas – Essays in Political& Cultural Criticism. Neste livro,Nicholas Maxwell rediscute a maior partedas ideias, argumentos e positções que eletem defendido com muito esforço nosúltimos 40 anos. Neste programa,podemos ler sobre suas concepções de oque a filosofia devia ser, sobre a naturezada ciência e seu progresso, como melhortratar do emprirismo e da racionalidade,sua visão sobre a história e a filosofia daciência, sobre a filosofia e a história dafilosofia, e a natureza da pesquisa(acadêmica), entre outras.
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Authors ;Nader N. Chokr
Journal journal of loss prevention in the process industries
Year 2016
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10.18012/arf.2016.27930
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http://periodicos.ufpb.br/index.php/arf/article/view/27930
Keywords
Education Science philosophy inquiry

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