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...ransitory crisis and accident of passage, and it is right to consider this teleology to be a Western ethnocentrism, a premathematical primitivism, and a preform

...s ends in themselves. There is no [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleology teleology] here and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hegel Hegel] never implied that th

==Teleology== ...ls) and a cause as pulling from within (movement of a growing plant). With teleology (purpose) [[matter]] is fulfilling some aim from within.

'''Arbitrary''' actions are closely related to [[teleology]], the study of purpose. Actions lacking a telos, a goal, are necessarily a

...er and physician, co-authored a seminal 1943 paper ''Behavior, Purpose and Teleology''[3] that, according to Norbert Wiener (another co-author of the paper), se # Rosenblueth A, Wiener N & Bigelow J: Behavior, Purpose and Teleology

Arbitrary actions are closely related to [[teleology]], the study of [[purpose]]. Actions lacking a telos, a goal, are necessari

...xistential]] questions such as [[religion|religious morals]] and [[purpose|teleology]]. These philosophies for the "purpose of" designs are in contrast to philo

...ganon’ of transcendental philosophy. As they did for Kant, aesthetics and teleology provide the middle term between the practical and the theoretical. However,

...in reaction to his master. In his early work, Marx used Aristotalian style teleology and derived a concept of [[humanity]]'s essential [[nature]]. Marx's Econom

...o longer capable of acting as a source of any [[morality|moral]] code or [[teleology]]. Nietzsche recognizes the crisis which the death of God represents for ex

...articles were published in 1943. These papers were "Behavior, Purpose and Teleology" by Arturo Rosenblueth, Norbert Wiener, and Julian Bigelow; and the paper "

...beliefs. A major criticism of functionalism is that it lends itself to [[teleology|teleological]] explanations. An example of a functionalist approach is und

...for the existence of the Universe? Does the cosmos have a purpose? (see [[teleology]])