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1	Paradigm development in Systematic Theology Lehmann, Lando Leonhardt 30 November 2004 (has links) Systematic Theology, like all other disciplines, are subject to basic assumptions about its first principles, which is determinant for the way the discipline understands itself and does its work. The consequential perception the discipline has of knowledge acquisition and method of research in turn determines its interpretation of the knowledge acquired. The three areas of understanding (metaphysical assumptions, epistemological theories and ethical praxis) together form a cycle that builds the basis of a paradigm. Paradigms are continually present and are by nature developmental. The development from the macro-, to the messo-, and micro-levels in the structure of a paradigm is described through the three areas of understanding, providing a method for analysing paradigms. Using a developmental method of observation (affective awareness), analysis (ontological way of understanding), theorising (a different way of thinking) and application (ethical responsible living) suggests a fundamental reconsideration of the task of all disciplines, including systematic theology. / Systematic Theology & Theological Ethics / M. Th.(Systematic Theology) Hermeneutic Cycle Affective Awareness Scientific Theory Philosophical Dimensions Ontological Continuum Ontological understanding Systematic Theology Ethical responsibility Epistemological theory Paradigm Development Metaphysical assumptions Religious Experience 230.01 Theology, Doctrinal Philosophical theology
2	Paradigm development in Systematic Theology Lehmann, Lando Leonhardt 30 November 2004 (has links) Systematic Theology, like all other disciplines, are subject to basic assumptions about its first principles, which is determinant for the way the discipline understands itself and does its work. The consequential perception the discipline has of knowledge acquisition and method of research in turn determines its interpretation of the knowledge acquired. The three areas of understanding (metaphysical assumptions, epistemological theories and ethical praxis) together form a cycle that builds the basis of a paradigm. Paradigms are continually present and are by nature developmental. The development from the macro-, to the messo-, and micro-levels in the structure of a paradigm is described through the three areas of understanding, providing a method for analysing paradigms. Using a developmental method of observation (affective awareness), analysis (ontological way of understanding), theorising (a different way of thinking) and application (ethical responsible living) suggests a fundamental reconsideration of the task of all disciplines, including systematic theology. / Systematic Theology and Theological Ethics / M. Th.(Systematic Theology) Hermeneutic Cycle Affective Awareness Scientific Theory Philosophical Dimensions Ontological Continuum Ontological understanding Systematic Theology Ethical responsibility Epistemological theory Paradigm Development Metaphysical assumptions Religious Experience 230.01 Theology, Doctrinal Philosophical theology
3	Migrating from integrated library systems to library services platforms : An exploratory qualitative study for the implications on academic libraries’ workflows Grammenis, Efstratios, Mourikis, Antonios January 2018 (has links) The present master thesis is an exploratory qualitative study in academic libraries regarding the transition from the integrated library systems to the next generation integrated library systems or library services platforms and the potential implications in their internal workflows. Nowadays, libraries all over the world are facing up with a number of challenges in terms of acquiring, describing and making available to the public all the resources, both printed and electronic, they manage. In particular, the academic libraries have more reasons to wish to fulfill their users’ needs since the majority of them use the library sources more and more for scientific research and educational purposes.In this study we attempt to explore the phenomenon in the globe using the available literature and to identify the implications in libraries’ workflows and the possible future developments. Moreover, through observation and semi-structured interviews we try to identify the current developments in the Greek context regarding the adoption of next ILS and possible implications in their workflows. Finally, we attempt a comparison between the Greek situation and the international one. Migration Migrating Integrated library systems library services platforms academic libraries workflows implications exploratory qualitative study exploratory qualitative qualitative research librarian Workflow Greece Library Management System Library Information System Integrated Library System as a Service ILSaS Hellenic Academic Library Link HEALLink Hermeneutics Hermeneutic Cycle Transition Digital capability Research design Observation Electronic Resources Librarian Acquisitions Cataloguing Circulation Interlibrary loan Electronic Resources Management ERM transition ροές εργασίας βιβλιοθηκονόμος ΟΠΣΒ Μετάπτωση Μετάβαση Ηλεκτρονικές πηγές Information Systems

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