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    His hermeneutics seem to be in line with the hermeneutical concern on the School of Mind as represented by Wang Yang-ming, a great Chinese Neo-Confucianist, who emphasizes, among other things, on the development of intuitive knowledge through meditation. About…

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    It is the Hermeneutic code (the voice of truth), the Proairetic code (the empirical voice), the Semantic code (the voice of the person), the Symbolic code (the voice of symbols) and the Cultural code (the voice of science). The Hermeneutic code discuss about any element that can be a mysterious, puzzling and incomplete to the audiences because it is not fully explained. The…

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    Contextual Analysis Sample

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    guideline for interpreting scripture. Their recommendations for how to interpret the scriptures are based on the type of genre of the book. The authors give specific examples describing the incorrect way of interpreting scriptures and applying hermeneutics. They then demonstrate the correct way of interpreting and apply scripture. The purpose of this paper is to discuss insights gained from the book, acknowledge any topics that this reviewer has previous knowledge of, discuss questions that…

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    Living with the Dying in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: A Nursing Perspective Critique Anna Evangelio, Von Vidal and Patricia Pineda University of St. Thomas NURS 3252 B: Clinical Inquiry Spring 2017 Living with the Dying in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: A Nursing Perspective Critique Statement of the phenomenon of interest In this article, the focus is on the phenomena of palliative care from the perspective of nurses who have provided care for children with life-threatening…

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    This, at first, greatly hindered scientific advancement. The church – because of it’s own prideful blindness – spent too much time opposing the new theories, instead of engaging them and really considering them. They could not have considered that the new findings could bring them closer to an understanding of God and His creation. We must not fall into the same trap. We should not let our own dogma get in the way of scientific advancement. The truth will prevail. Let us not reject something we…

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    understanding at the level of the individual involved in producing meaning of phenomena. From this field are born three branches; phenomenology, hermeneutics, and symbolic interactionism. Phenomenology attempts to drop all pretense and understand phenomena through the direct experience of an individual, a method advanced by Husserl (1931). Hermeneutics focuses on reading and re-reading texts to foster new understandings of social structures, utilized by Gadamer in his work Being and Time…

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    ECE 499 Assignment

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    ECE 499 Assignment 3 Closely fit the substantiative area in which would be used, it must be readily understandable by laymen concerned in the area and sufficiently general so that it is applicable to a multitude of diverse daily situations within the substantive area , not just a specific type of situation (Glasser and Strauss 1967, p.237) Investigators When we refer to people’s consciousness we are concerned with what takes place- in terms of thinking and acting within us. These subjective…

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    In this article, Moerer-Urdahl and Creswell (2004) talk about using a specific type phenomenological approach called transcendental phenomenology for exploring “ripple effect” in a mentoring program for leadership. They believe that transcendental phenomenology represents a set of philosophical assumptions with regard how to organize and analyze phenomenological data. At the core of this specific approach is its systematic and structural way for gathering and dealing with the qualitative data.…

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    Project Two: Structural Functionalism This project will consider the structure and functioning of the modern agricultural system, and the part that animals play within this structure. In coming to understand the way industrial farming functions, and the position animals occupy as part of this system, we should aim to apprehend the way in which animals are regarded, that is, their status, and whether holding them in such a regard is necessary in order to maintain and ensure the proper…

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    today…is a form of knowing that reduces personal truth to private terms” (Palmer 54). Root demonstrates the battle between objectivity and subjectivity through the character of Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Richards became so opposed to the subjectivity of hermeneutics that she as a result veered to the opposite extreme. In light of these cues from Palmer, both Root and Brueggemann approach the Bible by seeking the middle grounds between informational objectivity and devotional individualistic…

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