He consequently links early photography with the Realist project, tying it to an urge for naturalism in both the arts and sciences. |
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The laurel tree, which Correggio renders with great naturalism, simultaneously evokes notions of fidelity, chastity, and poetic attainment. |
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He lived in Paris 1910-14 and was influenced by the Expressionistic naturalism of Rodin. |
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Similarly, according to many defenders of naturalism, philosophy is not discontinuous with science. |
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The frenzied opposition to Darwinism today is clearly based upon fear that scientific naturalism will undermine religious faith. |
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Substantive epistemological naturalism is the view that all epistemic facts are natural facts. |
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Methodological naturalism is nothing more than a description of how science is currently practiced. |
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As he demonstrates, scientific naturalism has gradually undermined theological explanations of the world. |
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A closely related feature of Quine's philosophy is a deep naturalism, which was also inherited from Mill. |
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Most of the chapter consists of criticisms of Johnson's writings on naturalism and the philosophy of science. |
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But this would require us to take an a priori position in favor of the principle of parsimony in order to preserve methodological naturalism. |
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Scientific naturalism has thus dislodged theological supernaturalism as the cosmological outlook of the contemporary intellectual world. |
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The director further subverted the original's scuzzy naturalism by superimposing the images or arranging them in split screens. |
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An enthusiast for modern naturalism, he had a remarkable gallery of Caravaggesque works. |
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He has criticized liberal Protestantism, Marxism, Hegelianism, naturalism and deconstructionism. |
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Both versions feature distinct and believable characters, erring on the side of naturalism. |
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Still, one can't underestimate the nuance in Coogan's performance, that sense of unstudied naturalism that couldn't have been coached. |
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Such trade pieces became highly stylized, showing little of the naturalism of precolonial works. |
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By extending naturalism even to his own mind and soul, the materialist ends up sliding into his own morass of irrationalism and superstition. |
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This see-saw of naturalism and constructionism has long been recognised by Marxists. |
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The detective story is superficially part of the hard-boiled tradition, but a vein of absurdism, a hint of Kafka, distorts the naturalism. |
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That does not require that in embracing naturalism one also embrace determinism, physicalism, and reductionism. |
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For painters, naturalism was the greatest signifier of mortality, and Caravaggio was the greatest naturalist. |
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This middle position between the antinomies of naturalism and constructionism is persuasive and intellectually appealing. |
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A full range of styles, from figurative and abstraction to portraiture, landscape, naturalism and cartoon-like renderings, is on display. |
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The simplified naturalism of marine and reptile masks and their widespread distribution make it difficult to determine their origin. |
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Like classical naturalism, Finnis's naturalism is both an ethical theory and a theory of law. |
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For contrary to what is commonly believed, modern evolutionary theory and philosophical naturalism are quite clearly incompatible. |
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In other words, materialistic naturalism says that there is nothing more to me outside of my physical body. |
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And then we got Greek naturalism coming along within 50 years, I mean, it was from the archaic period to the high classical period. |
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This faux naturalism may not bother others, but the hippie in me was affronted. |
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Between the extremes of naturalism and overt artifice there are transitional pieces that combine both modes. |
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The play calls on the actors to explore different acting styles in scenes that range from kitchen-sink naturalism to loopy surrealism. |
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However, I think there's more that could be said about the relation between naturalism and atheism. |
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In France Zola was the dominant practitioner of naturalism in prose fiction and the chief exponent of its doctrines. |
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As the brutal realities of civil war exploded the idealistic notion of America as a utopian paradise, romantic naturalism lost its allure. |
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His stay in Italy, where he encountered Caravaggesque naturalism and tenebrism, was decisive for his art. |
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He traces the thought form and links it with the rise of evolution and naturalism. |
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Second, the integration of living beings into the new natural philosophy of mechanistic naturalism was left unresolved. |
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When facing the challenge of Darwinian naturalism, three mistakes must be avoided. |
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In brief, the message of this government-promoted television series was that philosophical naturalism and science are one and the same. |
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They wanted to reinvigorate painting with the colourfulness, naturalism, and truthfulness of the early Italian painters. |
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Evolutionary theory is no more tied to metaphysical naturalism or atheism than is meteorology or medical science. |
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Nord apparently does not understand that justification for methodological naturalism is purely pragmatic. |
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I had always been opposed to naturalism as an explanation of human existence. |
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He riles theistic evolutionists, because he exposes their surrender to Darwinian naturalism. |
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Seeking to transfer the realist mode of literature to German soil, he rejected the naturalism associated with figures such as Gerhard Hauptmann. |
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These artists advocated a move away from modernist styles to a more straightforward naturalism. |
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He exercised a pervasive influence on European drama by challenging the conventions of naturalism. |
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His fans insisted that his naturalism and his underplaying refuted any residual sissiness that might be associated with acting. |
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Modern scientists have confused these two and believe that science requires philosophical naturalism. |
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These myths were widely believed because they seemed to support the idea of evolutionary naturalism. |
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He posited that Durer's work represents a synthesis of naturalism and idealism that offers an example to contemporary artists. |
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At first sight, the painting seems a piece of outright naturalism but detail indicates all is not what it seems. |
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Works on view chart the artist's shift from naturalism to an exploration of existential themes. |
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The film's authentic feel derives not from naturalism, nor even from realism in any ordinary sense. |
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Certainly social realism, naturalism and similar conceptions can and have produced great art and literature. |
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Gritty realism, social realism, naturalism are among the tags applied to Loach's work. |
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There's a mix of naturalism and stylization that is not, but almost, perfectly achieved in his images of animals on the cover. |
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Any sort of naturalism was decried as an attack on theistic belief. |
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In the many portraits, Picasso oscillates between naturalism and abstraction in his portraits of Jacqueline. |
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The practice reached its peak in the Victorian Era, when naturalism became all the rage for museums and even household decoration. |
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Could you tell us some books about naturalism that were particularly influential to you? |
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This is action on a grand scale that, despite its grittiness and naturalism, boasts very high production values. |
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It is worthy of remark that while the sources of naturalism go back a very long way in Western philosophy, it has been especially prominent in philosophy in America. |
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The terminology of appearance and essence in Lukacs' critique of expressionism thus echoed his analysis of the outer archaism and inner modernity of naturalism. |
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The truncated torso, which is displayed on the wall, mixes naturalism and surrealism to create a rare and enigmatic work. |
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There is a peculiar use of photography in twin rituals that denies the specificity of its naturalism in order to emphasize the oneness in the twoness of twins. |
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It represents a rustic vision of Jacob wrestling with the Angel, but the real struggle fought out on canvas is between naturalism and symbolism in art. |
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Most atheists and other advocates of philosophical naturalism also believe in materialism, the idea that everything that actually exists is material or physical. |
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The second is philosophical naturalism, which says that everything in the universe is governed by natural law and nothing ever circumvents that law. |
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But recent discussions of naturalism in ethics and philosophy of mind return to issues he addressed and this has led to a new appreciation of his position. |
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The novel seems influenced less by the naturalism or social realism that we typically associate with Wright and more by modernist aesthetic and thematic concerns. |
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Pacheco's pictures no longer follow the canons of Mannerism, but neither do they embrace the naturalism that dominated Spanish painting in the first third of the 17th century. |
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I've long held a similar belief, namely that modern science would lead to a re-emergence of an old religious idea, a blend of naturalism and deism. |
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The range of his pictorial language remained broad, with a variety of classicism and naturalism from one large canvas to the next, and sometimes within individual works. |
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In his latest book Smith argues that science, along with its attendant philosophies of naturalism and materialism, has systematically eclipsed this big picture. |
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They utilised different acting styles as appropriate, from the naturalism of a Geordie volunteer to the highly stylised sneering manner of the GPU agent. |
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Propositionally, we’ve demonstrated that monotheism is more credible than polytheism, and that supernaturalism is more likely than mere naturalism. |
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Mr. DuBois has, however, approached the work in a radically unradical way, bringing a softening sheen of naturalism to its rumpled texture. |
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The book gained international acclaim almost immediately for reinvigorating anthropomorphic fiction with naturalism. |
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These men were brought together by a passion for realism and naturalism and this showed through in the pieces they produced. |
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Modern classicism showed a lesser interest in naturalism and a greater interest in formal stylization. |
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These assumptions from methodological naturalism form a basis on which science may be grounded. |
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But he wrote during what seemed to be the age of the lower self, a defined by the barbarizing currents of romanticism and naturalism. |
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Symbolist artists believed overall in a rejection of naturalism and that art should transmit an idea or emotion. |
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Thus linguistic unboundedness is consistent with naturalism about the mind. |
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He also chose a thematic approach, not least to contrast the visceral realism of Caravaggio with the classicising naturalism of the Carracci. |
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The scientific method has assumed the principle of methodolgical naturalism since the sixteenth century. |
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The spiritual philosophy pulls them down, and opens again the fair fields of spiritual naturalism to the contemplation of thinkers. |
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Lysippos' sculpture, famous for its naturalism, as opposed to a stiffer, more static pose, is thought to be the most faithful depiction. |
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Mach's naturalism was antidogmatic in the sense that, in his thinking, both the physical and the psychical are derived from neutral elements. |
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Specimens of the genre share a low-key naturalism, low-fi production values and a stream of low-volume chatter often perceived as ineloquence. |
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Nietzsche's naturalism is thus intended to chart a middle way between a dualistic, transcendent metaphysics and a reductive, scientistic naturalism. |
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Realism in this sense is also called naturalism, mimesis or illusionism. |
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But there he was in McKenzie's show, fleshed out with eerie naturalism in a group of colored-pencil portraits that depict him posing rakishly in plus fours and trench coat. |
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They also began reviving plastic arts such as bronze casting for sculpture, and used the classical naturalism as the foundation of drawing, painting and sculpture. |
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Inspired by the famous Italian putti painted by the Renaissance artist Raphael, My Loving Angel is a large sculpture A modeled with great naturalism. |
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First, is the infallibilism on offer compatible with naturalism? |
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Gradually, he abandoned his picturesque style in favour of naturalism. |
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Along with this passion for naturalism, they shared a marked distaste for the Edinburgh oriented Scottish art establishment, which they viewed as oppressive. |
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Yet, many philosophers find combinatorialism attractive because of its ontological parsimony and because it harmonizes with actualism and naturalism. |
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Thus, evolutionary naturalism serves as an undercutting defeater that removes our grounds for trusting in the reliability of our noetic equipment. |
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The cosmological argument in Chapter 4 is an attempt to show that, as regards the presence of contingent beings, theism has more explanatory power than naturalism. |
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Among the migrant Malayalis there were shared attitudes of fantasy, dream, and awe-inspiring naturalism echoing colonial paintings that they wanted to tame. |
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The spontaneity and fluidity of the Protopalatial period later were transformed to a more stylized form of art with dissociation of naturalism in the Neopalatial period. |
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It's scarier, funnier, filmed with real style and acted with the closest thing to naturalism that could be expected from such a fantasy-drenched enterprise. |
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