critique of pure reason is the scientific approach that is derived from the goal of description.
critique of pure reason is the scientific approach that is derived from the goal of description.
which scientific approach is derived from the goal of description?
critique of pure reason
bunge’s systemic and materialist approach to the study of culture has given birth to a variety of new fields of research in the social sciences. fabrice rivault, for instance, was the first scholar to formalize and propose international political culturology as a subfield of international relations in order to understand the global cultural system, as well as its numerous subsystems, and explain how cultural variables interact with politics and economics to impact world affairs. this scientific approach differs radically from culturalism, constructivism, and cultural postmodernism because it is based on logic, empiricism, systemism, and emergent materialism. international political culturology is being studied by scholars around the world.
culturology
the view of communicology as a social science is guided by an understanding that social systems and cultures can introduce variability in communication patterns within and across groups of individuals. the social scientific approach is generally concerned with the way humans relate to each other by forming beliefs, attitudes, and stereotypes about them. for decades, a leading question in the study of human communication from a social scientific approach has been how context of the interactants involved in message exchange plays a role in how messages are interpreted. for instance, whereas the question of why people smile might lie in the province of medical or natural scientific approaches to studying communicology, answering questions about the variability between two cultural groups in smiling behaviors following exposure to a stimulus lies within the grasp of the social sciences. in understanding why people engage in specific behaviors, the social scientific approach to communicology references the mental processes underlying mental activity that give rise to the behavior. perception, attitudes, reasoning, thinking, memory, and emotions, all things that can be directly influenced by one's environment, are taken into consideration when explaining, predicting, and controlling (i.e., the functions of theory-based knowledge) human behaviors.
communicology