Terrorism: A Philosophical Discourse

Orr, Allan

doi:10.1080/19361610.2011.604022

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“…The philosophy of terrorism in all its manifestations is above all philosophy of antihumanism (Orr, 2012). It is based on the efforts of the subject to impose fear and panic on society, as a result -to paralyze the normal functioning of authorities and management.…”

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Philosophical conceptualization of knowledge potential in the context of sustainable society development

Cheban,

Kernei,

Popescu

2023

JCPAS

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This article explores the philosophical underpinnings of knowledge potential and its profound implications for the development of sustainable societies. Drawing on the rich tradition of philosophical inquiry, the paper delves into the dynamic nature of knowledge, viewing it not merely as a repository of facts but as a transformative force capable of shaping the trajectory of societies. Philosophers have long argued that knowledge is a catalyst for societal progress, driving innovation, social equity, and environmental responsibility. Through a multidimensional lens, the article examines the role of knowledge in addressing contemporary global challenges, including climate change, resource depletion, and social inequities. It highlights the importance of accessible education, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ethical knowledge dissemination in harnessing the full potential of knowledge for sustainability. Furthermore, the philosophical perspective underscores the ethical imperative of responsible knowledge use and the promotion of a culture of lifelong learning. The article contends that the philosophical conceptualization of knowledge potential offers a compelling framework for envisioning and building sustainable societies. By recognizing knowledge as a dynamic and transformative force, societies can chart a path toward a future characterized by environmental stewardship, social justice, and collective well-being.

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Philosophical conceptualization of knowledge potential in the context of sustainable society development

Cheban,

Kernei,

Popescu

2023

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“…Three main principles of scientific knowledge of terrorism are defined (Orr, 2012): historicism political-religious determinism.…”

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Defining the concept of terrorism from the antropological perspective

Popovic,

Kozar

2023

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This article offers a comprehensive exploration of the anthropological study of terrorism, shedding light on the intricate cultural dimensions that shape the motivations, recruitment strategies, and ideologies of terrorist groups and individuals. Drawing upon ethnographic research and a deep understanding of cultural contexts, the authors delve into the lived experiences of those involved in or affected by terrorism, providing valuable insights into the human aspects of this global challenge. The article highlights the importance of an anthropological lens in deciphering the complexities of terrorism, challenging stereotypes, and revealing the diversity of voices and narratives within the realm of violent extremism. The authors emphasize the critical role of anthropology in developing holistic, context-driven approaches to terrorism, elucidating how cultural factors intersect with social dynamics to fuel or counteract radicalization. Furthermore, the article underscores the significance of this interdisciplinary field in informing counterterrorism strategies, as it helps policymakers and security professionals better understand the cultural landscapes in which terrorism thrives. Overall, this article serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners seeking a nuanced and empathetic understanding of terrorism beyond its surface manifestations, contributing to more effective and compassionate responses to this pressing global issue.

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A Formula of Terrorism?

Orr

2015

Journal of Applied Security Research

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Terrorism: A Philosophical Discourse

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Philosophical conceptualization of knowledge potential in the context of sustainable society development

Philosophical conceptualization of knowledge potential in the context of sustainable society development

Defining the concept of terrorism from the antropological perspective

A Formula of Terrorism?

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