«И с новыми правилами игры: деньги есть — ты человек, денег нет — ты никто. Кому это интересно, что ты Гегеля всего прочитал? „Гуманитарий” звучало как диагноз.» — Светлана Алексиевич 2013
“The philosopher is always socially situated, and if the society is divided by oppressions, she either reinforces or struggles against them.” — Iris Marion Young
Science is not a social construct. Science’s truths were true before there were societies; will still be true after all philosophers are dead; were true before any philosophers were born; were true before there were any minds, even trilobite or dinosaur minds, to notice them.
We historians deal with time-bound particulars, and our truths lie in those particulars. In contrast, philosophers seek timeless truths from which the historical particulars have been distilled off (Caneva, 2011, 51).
“Monks were particularly likely to develop acedia, which among them manifested itself in exhaustion, listlessness, sadness or dejection, restlessness, aversion to the cell and the ascetic life, and yearning for family and former life.“
"... if workers in these (helping) professions do not take a serious look at the nature and character of their work, others will do so for them (Aubrey 1982)."
Riksbankens Jubileumsfond | Non-discriminatory research ethics. Law reform and implementation challenges in the light of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. https://t.co/0zEDZDn0nD