Bunge Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NSG 6020 Week 1-9 Quiz With Complete Solutions BUN - requires adequate protein ingestion serum creatinine levels - requires adequate muscle mass unreliable in older adults topical medication absorption - much higher in infants and young children due to thin stratum leads to potential systemic toxicity infants younger than 6 months - decreased plasma proteins for drug binding--increased plasma levels of drug avoid NSAIDs and monitor for drug toxicity pediatric OTC considerations ...

Resumen de los primeros dos capítulos de “La Ciencia” de Mario Bunge.

Class notes using spring constant and energy through a bungee jumping example. Included calculations using the conservation of energy rules and stored energy.

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With these notes of the lectures of EE by prof dr. Van Bunge, you will certainly enjoy the learning process. My apologies for any inconvenience in language structure. They were made while watching the lectures and have not been corrected since. Any feedback is welcome.

Bunge recognizes that technology is about the process, but it separates technology from arts and crafts and places it on a par with research, an action heavily underpinned by philosophy. According to Bunge, there are two forms of technology

Bunge recognizes that technology is about the process. According to Bunge, there are two forms of technology: substantive theories that include awareness of the object of operation and operative approaches that deal with the action itself. Indeed, substantive technological ideas are essentially applications of empirical theories (Franssen ,5).

We discussed two ideas about the differences between science and technology: one by Skolimowski (in his classical article: “The Structure of Thinking in Technology”) and the other by Mario Bunge (in Maarten Franssen’s article “Philosophy of Technology

A philosophy of technology is mainly a critical reflection on technology from the point of view of the main chapters of philosophy, e.g., metaphysics, epistemology and ethics.