Search results for "Natural science" - New World Encyclopedia

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  • From the Middle English word science, also scyence, which itself comes ... science (usually uncountable except in certain contexts, plural sciences) ...
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  • text=The philosophy of science, a sub-branch of epistemology, is the branch of philosophy that studies the philosophical assumptions, foundations ...
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  • Coined by English philosopher and historian of science William Whewell ... * natural scientist * political scientist * pseudoscientist ...
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  • In human society, it is a consequence of science and engineering, although several technological advances predate the two concepts. Technology ...
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  • # The liberal arts, which includes humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences. ===Derived terms=== * arts and crafts * arts college ...
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  • [[Category:Natural science and nature-related navigation templates|Nature nav]]154945144 ...
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  • beings have the responsibility to care for the natural environment and manage it, as well as love one's fellow human beings, creating a global ...
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  • :For Science Museum of London, see Science museum (London) ... A science museum or a science center is a museum devoted primarily ...
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  • pieces of thread. They are of two types: natural fibers and man-made or synthetic ... Natural fibers may be obtained from plant, animal, and mineral sources ...
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  • Museum at Harvard, the American Museum of Natural History in New York City ... At Harvard, Putnam revealed his enormous talent for natural observation ...
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  • the precursor, of what is now called natural science, especially physics. ... with nature and humanity’s perception of natural reality. Modern natural ...
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  • In pre-Kuhnian philosophy of science, natural science was believed ... influenced not only philosophers of natural science, but also scholars in ...
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  • A persistent critic of metaphysics and natural theology, Wright did not ... of evolution, and viewed the idea of natural selection as a unifying ...
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  • Environmental science is the study of interactions among the physical ... interdisciplinary nature of environmental science, teams of professionals ...
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  • # (philosophy, computer science) A sentence with non-descriptive meaning ... * natural norm * normed * norm function * normic form * normless ...
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  • Natural theology is a branch of theology, which attempts to establish ... a few examples of the topics covered under natural theology through the present. ...
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  • their own philosophical frameworks. The natural sciences, which had been ... a priori truths that cannot be reduced to natural facts, while psychologism ...
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  • experimentation without recourse to super-natural or extra-natural reality ... is no higher tribunal for truth than natural science itself. There is no ...
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  • quot;) is a means of investigating the natural world, answering research ... limitations of their particular field of science, so that the experiments ...
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  • ===German Museum for Masterpieces of Natural Science and Technology=== ... quot;German Museum for Masterpieces of Natural Science and Technology," ...
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