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Dialectic synthesis: derivation of the values of science and democracy
Global Bioethics 16 (1):63-70 (2003)
Abstract
The present discussion of dialectic thought is an extension of Van's original discussion of “realism” as the dialectic synthesis of conservatism (theism) and liberalism (empiricism) as approaches to thought.My notes
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