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Internet-Linked Science Encyclopedia

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Contains a straightforward version of the argument from analogy. None of these movements, however, was free of Kantian elements, which might not have been passed on to them but for the Neo-Kantians’ rediscovery of Kant. After the fall of Kun, Lukács took refuge in Vienna, where he edited the review Kommunismus and carried on a struggle with Kun (exiled in Moscow) for control of the Hungarian underground movement. Rouse, revised with new text, introduction, and notes.
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The Illustrated Encyclopaedia

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Buenos Aires, Argentina: El Centro. 1978– semiannual. More of everything you want: 107 Commentaries, 28 Dictionaries, 8 Encyclopedias and 3 Lexicons! H “Jean-Jacques Rousseau.” In The Blackwell Guide to the Modern Philosophers from Descartes to Nietzsche, edited by Steven Emmanuel. In this way the Cartesian idea of matter reveals “the difference between mind and body.” In the initial book of the Recherche, on the errors of the senses, Malebranche proposes that the erroneous belief of the Aristotelians as well as of Augustine that sensible qualities exist in bodies has its source in a misuse of “natural judgments” that help in the conservation of the human body.
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Chwilota: A-CAN Vol. 1 (v. 1)

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Kant accepts the utilitarian account of hypothetical imperatives but argues that the peculiar obligatoriness of moral principles can be explained only by their unrestricted universality and thus by their independence of any facts of human nature or circumstance. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 1989. Much of the multicultural philosophical work is about race in U. In opposition to what he understood as the teaching of the Greek philosophers, he held that both reason and will have been gravely wounded; the mind “is both weak and plunged into deep darkness.
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The Little Book of Knowledge (A First Reference)

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Fourier’s criticism, appreciated by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels among others, is notable for its fundamental character, its incisiveness, its richness, and its lack of compromise or nuance. Time, Creation, and the Continuum: Theories in Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. Sharper lines will not be found by those who, with Locke, dismiss biological boundaries for persons in favor of psychological ones. From this organic perspective, which emphasized process and change, all distinctions are functional and relative to a developing unified whole.
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Science and Technology (Oxford First Encyclopaedia)

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Exactly the same point applies, of course, if, with what is now a rather fashionable school of apologetic, it is urged that miracles are not essentially overridings, but signs. Consider a system s to be like a device that spontaneously generates a different sequence of pictures on some occasions when starting from the same initial picture. John of the Cross on Mystic Apprehensions.” In Religious Experience and Religious Belief, edited by Joseph Runzo.
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Cdr:Acacia GCSE Mathematics 98: Cdr:Acacia GCSE Mathematics

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Partee, B. “Compositionality.” In Varieties of Formal Semantics: Proceedings of the Fourth Amsterdam Colloquium, September 1982, edited by F. On moral ques- tions he adopted the position called “probabilism”; that is, in moral situations where a person is really in doubt about what he should do, he may solve his doubt by adopting any judgment that has been made by a prudent moralist concerning the proposed action (Cursus Theo- logicus, IV, disp.
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First Book of Knowledge

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Once more, after examining and rejecting alternatives, Blanshard turns to the idealist tradition for his answer, adopting a version of the coherence theory of truth. Could some NLP programs really understand the sentences they parse and the words they translate? His teaching was promoted by other Chartrains, especially by Gilbert of Poitiers. Although it violates citizens’ basic liber- ties, this law is nonetheless said to be permissible as “the lesser of two evils” if it is necessary to block even greater dangers to citizens’ basic liberties (a danger of civil war, in his example).
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In nearly all paraconsistent logics, there are ways of recapturing the full force of classical reasoning. This and Burnet, op. cit., give accounts of pre-Socratic views on sensation. And therefore I chose to decline them all, and to speak of Light in general terms, considering it abstractly, as something or other propagated in every way in streight lines from luminous bodies, without determining, what that thing is (1958, pp. 118–119). Hegel’s Grand Synthesis: A Study of Being, Thought and History.
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Question and Answer Encyclopedia: Over 1000 Questions and

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A particular modal interpretation is now characterized by the value states it assigns to systems; value states fix the preferred definitevalued observables and their values. Writers to whom nothing is sacred, and who accordingly stop thereat, have no occasion for surprise on finding, at the end of their operations, that nothing is all they have left. Although he had some predecessors, in particular A. See also Fung Yu-lan, A Short History of Chinese Philosophy (New York: Macmillan, 1948).
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DK PICTURE ENCYCLOPEDIA

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Miller (2005) ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PHILOSOPHY 2nd edition • 95 AGRIPPA agrippa (c. 50 BCE–c. 150 CE) Agrippa is known by way of one citation in Diogenes Laertius’s Lives of the Philosophers (DL 9.88). Conway, AR: The Society. 1980s– two issues per year. 1981 Cognito: An International Journal for Philosophy, Society, and Politics. Another development is the publication of a periodical devoted to utilitarian studies. In Introduction to Logical Theory (1952), he defines presupposition as follows: A statement (proposition) S presupposes a statement (proposition) S’ if and only if the truth of S’ is a necessary condition for S to be true or false.
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