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    Supports→The narrow positivistic and instrumentalist model of rationality should be replaced with a more humanistic model of rationality.

    A humanistic model of rationality incorporates the values of aesthetic, moral, sensuous, and expressive aspects of human life.

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    The progress in knowledge and material well-being may not be a bad thing in itself, where the consumption and control of nature is a necessary part of human life. However, the critical theorists argue that the positivistic disenchantment of natural things (and, likewise, of human beings—because they too can be studied and manipulated by science) disrupts our relationship with them, encouraging the undesirable attitude that they are nothing more than things to be probed, consumed and dominated. A

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