Rom Harré on What Is Social Science

Harré, Rom

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“…Outro aspecto de tensão entre o construcionismo social e as pesquisas feministas está na legitimidade de questões emocionais. Para o construcionismo social, as emoções são compreendidas como um jogo de linguagem interacional, que favorece a construção de determinados significados para expressões emocionais (Rom Harré, 1986). Já as feministas estão menos interessadas em compreender o processo de construção das emoções como um aspecto interacional, e mais voltadas no estudo das emoções como um campo de interesse das mulheres, uma vez que são reconhecidas como predominantemente femininas, portanto, construindo argumento e repertório como interpretações sobre o mundo a partir da lógica do sensível.…”

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Debate Epistemológico Para O Entendimento Da Pesquisa Feminista Construcionista Social

Gonzaga,

Guanaes-Lorenzi,

Nogueira

2022

Psicol. Soc.

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Resumo: Neste artigo, temos como objetivo estabelecer um diálogo entre as pesquisas construcionista social e feminista, destacando aproximações e possíveis tensões. Nossa discussão se faz a partir da sugestão da divisão da pesquisa feminista em três momentos: empiricista, standpoint e pós-moderno. Sugerimos que a interface entre as pesquisas construcionista social e feminista pós-moderna propõe a problematização de verdades universais, a partir da noção da construção social das realidades. A proposição epistemológica dessa interface é política e relacional, potencializa práticas pelo alargamento de possíveis temas e métodos de pesquisa, com especial interesse pelos efeitos de discursos opressivos para o cotidiano. Este artigo tem como principal contribuição o convite para que a comunidade científica se aproxime dos movimentos sociais feministas, reconhecendo suas demandas latentes e urgentes para transformação da sociedade.

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Debate Epistemológico Para O Entendimento Da Pesquisa Feminista Construcionista Social

Gonzaga,

Guanaes-Lorenzi,

Nogueira

2022

Psicol. Soc.

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“…62 The social-constructionist project, like the philosophical one of Solomon, is in explicit opposition to the reductionist scientific approach of Darwin and James. 63 Harré proposes the view that socio-cultural phenomena are often "more basic" than biology in the construction of emotions. 64 The constructionist approach recognises again the important social and moral dimensions of emotions that were discussed by Butler and the eighteenth-century moralists in their analysis of the sentiments of man, in an age before the construction of a concept of emotion disconnected from its social and moral dimensions by natural scientists whose "objectivity" eschewed the inclusion of such vagaries.…”

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Theology, Anti‐Theology and Atheology: From Christian Passions to Secular Emotions

Dixon

1999

Modern Theology

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The nineteenth‐century transition from talk of passions and affections of the soul to talk of “emotions” in English‐language psychological thought is taken as a case‐study in the secularisation of psychology. This transition is used as an occasion to re‐evaluate the methodologies of John Milbank and Richard Webster, who interpret certain secular scientific accounts as forms of theology or anti‐theology “in disguise”. It is suggested, in the light of the study of the emergence of the secular concept of ‘emotions’, that the category of “atheology” be used to supplement their methodology. “Atheological” texts are not merely theology or anti‐theology in disguise but are a novel form of discourse, which is alienated from the assumptions and metaphors of traditional theologies (and which replaces them with physiological evolutionary narratives) but which is not necessarily atheistic or anti‐theological.

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“…At present, there are at least eleven interpretations of quantum mechanics. In this paper, we propose a description of quantum effects based on the concept of "affordances" [6]. This interpretation of quantum mechanics was first advanced by Werner Heisenberg and then developed by Vladimir A. Fock.…”

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Simulation of Certain Quantum Effects

Gurianov¹

2023

Preprint

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In our opinion, semantic networks can be used to provide a description of scientific models. Such a description is just as effective as a mathematical description. This article presents a description of some quantum effects in the language of frame semantic networks. The following questions are considered: the double-slit experiment, the uncertainty principle, quantum entanglement, and Bell's test. For each topic, a mathematical description is given, a description in the language of semantic networks, and the results of simulation experiments are given. The object-oriented simulation language UML2 SP is used to describe semantic frame networks. Software, related software documentation and experimental results are available on the GitHub service.

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Rom Harré on What Is Social Science

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Debate Epistemológico Para O Entendimento Da Pesquisa Feminista Construcionista Social

Debate Epistemológico Para O Entendimento Da Pesquisa Feminista Construcionista Social

Theology, Anti‐Theology and Atheology: From Christian Passions to Secular Emotions

Simulation of Certain Quantum Effects

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