If you have the new iPad Pro, the USB-C port will enable whole new
possibilism. You can now connect your external hard drives or pen.
Based on a radical stem of
possibilism, developmentalism seeks a global and permanent disambiguation between good and evil as a means of infusing vitality to the enterprise of improving the human self--one of the most important developmental undertaking.
Addressing the problems of water scarcity and soil salination through early twentieth-century technological optimism and
possibilism eventually led to a timely bettering of circumstances.
But as Regina Brown and I argued in "The social value of candidate HIV cures: actualism versus
possibilism," published in 2016 in the Journal of Medical Ethics, these benefits are at best incompletely realized and often poorly distributed.
This book has been a lasting influence on geographers because of its invention of the categories of
possibilism and determinism.
In an exchange of letters with Paul Feyerabend, he claimed to be 'more of an anarchist' than Feyerabend, although he himself preferred the term '
possibilism' to 'anarchism' (A.
The second perspective, architectural
possibilism, assumes that a predetermined experience is unlikely and that all physical features have an equal chance of attracting user interest and affecting the user experience.
"determinism" but as "
possibilism," with the choice
Such a perspective takes Julian Steward's
possibilism (1941) from the cultural level to the individual unit of analysis in which the actor now has greater possibilities to seek different forms of behaviour or intensify pre-existing ones.
(5) At the other end of the spectrum is a kind of geographical
possibilism, or voluntarism, that insists that place has no effect upon the spirit--at least, not upon the spirit strong enough to resist it.
In clear contrast with Meinongianism,
possibilism and abstractism, he sets out to show that the semantic functioning of sentences like S can be accounted for with no "heavyweight" ontological commitment whatsoever.
Once in power, though, even Lula has embraced '
possibilism', meaning adherence to fiscal and monetary orthodoxy.