demythologize

In an attempt to denaturalize and demythologize the received view of a concept used within several fields of science, this book will be particularly valuable for scholars in communication and media studies, but also in the philosophy of science, evolutionary theory, neuroscience, and political science.

I would like to conclude by proposing an invitation to an effort, nothing new, perhaps similar to what Rudolf Bultmann called "demythologization." Provoked then by black theology, I am inspired to demythologize the many myths that we have and that we construct in a society of "colonial functioning," those centralizing, totalitarian, hegemonic thoughts, that guide our daily life.

represents the author's lifelong attempt to "demythologize

Montgomery presents readers with an examination of primatologyAEs shift from short-term expeditions to demythologize the behavior of primates in their natural habitats to its arrival as a full-fledged scientific field of study.

"Vision 7: Amen of Consummation" offers a concise yet fully adequate summary of Aquinas's defense of the bodily resurrection, an article of faith to which Messiaen adhered against any attempt to demythologize it.

I kind of wanted to demythologize'' Earp and Holliday.

Nuland wrote that his intention was to demythologize death, making it more familiar and therefore less frightening," the New York Times wrote.

Few writers are able to demythologize historical icons while retaining a substantive empathy for their subj ect's humanity and achievement.

"Ereviewguide.com's Twitter marketing guide really seeks to demythologize Twitter's reputation as spam or reckless marketing device," said Thompson.

His ascetically native epistemological tactics successfully demythologize much of the fallacious knowledge and superstitions regarding Jews, Judaism, and Zionism.

This book is an attempt to "demythologize" a content area that is both essential for professional social service practitioners, yet dreaded by some of the most experienced among them.