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...on pure and positive [[reason]]"<ref name=Kravchinskii1883 />. With this [[naturalism|naturalist]] attitude common in the nineteenth century came beliefs in huma ...sophy (or rather the repudiation of it), nihilism derives naturally from [[naturalism]]. Nihilism does not merely deny traditions and morals, it denies everythin

...orks by Zola, Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekhov promoting ideas of realism and naturalism on the stage. Directors insisted on settings that would create the environ

...ty for bold saturated color as well as a love of abstraction that shadowed naturalism. His work has been called "lyrical."<ref name=tws01jansffd22>{{cite news

* Bloom, H. (2004). American naturalism. Philadelphia: Chelsea House Publishers.

...f the evidence, but rather because of the metaphysical presupposition of ''naturalism''. ''Darwin on Trial'' was reviewed very negatively by [[Stephen Jay Gould]

|'''[[Naturalism]]''' || All religions are wrong.

...nism is ruled out of science simply because of this dogmatic assumption of naturalism rather than because of an evidential shortcoming. These kinds of questions

...larism|secular]] philosophies such as [[humanism]], [[rationalism]], and [[naturalism]]. However, there is no one ideology or set of behaviors that all atheists ...ethodological atheism", a more specific form of science's [[methodological naturalism]], to indicate that whatever their personal beliefs, they do not include th

...cal Jesus" tend to discover in him a reflection of their own views. Some [[naturalism|naturalist]] scholars focused doubt on the biblical accounts of miracles. O

...t that one has a certain nature |work=Naturalism.Org |publisher=Center for Naturalism|date=June 26, 1998}} originally an article in the ''Times Literary Suppleme

.../www.papalencyclicals.net/Pius09/p9syll.htm]</ref> It denounced pantheism, naturalism, nationalism, indifferentism, socialism, communism, freemasonry, and other

''The Canterbury Tales'' contrasts with other literature of the period in the naturalism of its narrative, the variety of stories the pilgrims tell and the varied c

...the event, this performance has come to be understood as a breakthrough of naturalism in American theater, and the same production was revived two years later.

One contrasting approach is called ''cognitive naturalism'', in which mind is simply part of nature, perhaps merely a feature of most