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- Attitudes and Knowledge About Plagiarism Among University Students: Cross-Sectional Survey at the University of Split, Croatia.ŽeljanaBašić,Ivana Kružić,Ivan Jerković,Ivan Buljan &Ana Marušić -2019 -Science and Engineering Ethics 25 (5):1467-1483.Plagiarism is one of the most severe academic integrity issues. This study examined students’ knowledge of and attitudes towards plagiarism, tested their ability to recognize plagiarism, and explored the association of study levels and attendance in courses dealing with referencing rules and plagiarism with students’ attitudes and knowledge. A cross-sectional online survey was conducted at the University of Split, comprising the students of all schools and study levels. Overall, results indicate the students were not very familiar with referencing rules and (...) did not perform well on either theoretical questions or practical examples. However, they demonstrated positive attitudes towards plagiarism avoidance as well as towards compliance with academic integrity with respect to the correct use of research publications. Students’ self-reported attendance in courses dealing with referencing rules and plagiarism avoidance was not associated with their knowledge of and attitudes toward plagiarism. These findings are important for a general understanding of students’ attitudes, and the relation of practical and theoretical knowledge of plagiarism. Furthermore, the academic community addresses plagiarism not only as an ethical and regulatory violation but also as a direct consequence of a lack of knowledge, and of academic illiteracy. Study programs should be adjusted and long-term policies developed at all academic levels to promote a positive climate among students towards responsible academic writing. (shrink)
- LA Paul.Here I. Am Basically Following Fine -2004 - In Frank Jackson & Graham Priest,Lewisian Themes: The Philosophy of David K. Lewis. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press UK.No categories
- Policy of multiculturalism: Protection or control of ethnic identities?Goran Basic -2007 -Filozofija I Društvo 18 (3):167-195.Politike multikulturalnosti nisu tekovina moderne i liberalne drzave, kako se to u javnosti najcesce zakljucuje. Sa problemom "kontrole" multikulturalnosti suocavale su se istorijske imperije, drzave "stare" demokratije, kolonijalna i imigrantska drustva, a nakon eksperimenta sa komunizmom i istocno evropske drzave. Modeli politike multikulturalnosti su brojni i zavise od politickih drustvenih i kulturnih prilika u razlicitim delovima sveta, a cesto susedne drzave bliskih kultura razvijaju razlicite politike multikulturalnosti. U radu se razmatraju istorijska i savremena iskustva u vezi sa politikama multikulturalnosti, a (...) u poslednjem odeljku razmatraju se uslovi u kojima savremena Srbija odgovara na zahteve i izazove sopstvene multikulturalnosti. (shrink)
- Policy of multiculturalism and resistance of majority.Goran Basic -2004 -Filozofija I Društvo 2004 (24):149-159.The paper discusses the challenges faced by the theoretical thought and practice in Europe concerning the politics of. Though multiculturalism is a complex phenomenon assuming that many social diversities should be brought into accord, in the practice of the Central and Southeast European states it is reduced to the identification of the identities and the recognition of the ethno-cultural minorities' rights. In these regions the politics of multiculturalism meets the resistance of the majority as well as the barriers that slow (...) down their social development. The antagonists of multiculturalism find their allies in conservative though real opinions of the intellectuals and politicians in the West who are afraid that a too fast expansion of the European Union may jeopardize its economic development and disturb even more its political stability. U radu se razmatraju izazovi sa kojima se suocavaju teorijska misao i praksa u Evropi, u vezi sa politikom multikulturalnosti. Iako je multikulturalizam slozen fenomen koji podrazumeva uskladjivanje mnogih drustvenih razlicitosti u praksi drzava u Centralnoj i Jugoistocnoj Evropi on je redukovan na prepoznavanje identiteta i priznavanje prava etno-kulturnih manjina. U ovim regionima politika multikulturalnosti nailazi na otpor vecine i prepreke koje usporavaju njihov drustveni razvoj. Saveznike, neprijatelji multikulturalizma, nalaze u konzervativnim, ali aktuelnim misljenjima intelektualaca i politicara na Zapadu koji strahuju da ce prebrzo prosirenje Evropske unije ugroziti njen ekonomski razvoj i jos vise uzdrmati politicku stabilnost. (shrink)
- European integrations and policy of multiculturality in Serbia.GoranBašić -2006 -Filozofija I Društvo 2006 (29):113-118.The issue of the policy of multiculturalism toward ethno-cultural minorities in contemporary Serbia has been reviewed within the project Regional and European Aspects of Integrative Processes in Serbia held by the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory. The aim of this paper is directed toward examination of theoretical and empirical problems regarding the phenomenon of multiculturalism. In spite of the fact that multiculturalism is one of the striking characteristics of modern life in Serbia our social sciences pay a little attention (...) to this topic. Ethnicity as an important part of multicultural discourse is based on nonscientific knowledge and in this manner it presents basis for policy and practice for the protection of rights of minorities in the country. Problem politike multikulturalnosti prema etno-kulturnim manjinama u savremenoj Srbiji autor razmatra u okviru projekta Instituta za filozofiju i drustvenu teoriju "Regionalni i evropski aspekti integrativnih procesa u Srbiji: civilizacijske pretpostavke, stvarnost i izgledi za buducnost". Cilj rada na ovoj temi je usmeren ka razmatranju teorijskih i empirijskih problema u vezi sa fenomenom multikulturalnosti. Uprkos tome sto je multikulturalnost jedna od upecatljivijih karakteristika drustvenog zivota u Srbiji, u nasim drustvenim naukama malo paznje se posvecuje proucavanju ovog fenomena. Stavise, na neutemeljenim saznanjima o etnicitetu kao bitnom delu multikulturalnog diskursa eklekticki je osmisljena politika i konstruisana praksa zastite manjinskih prava u zemlji. (shrink)
- caracteristica-actividad. See part-whole relation/steps-activity causal relation certainty in. See certainty.Basic Formal Ontology -2010 - In Alain Auger & Caroline Barrière,Probing Semantic Relations: Exploration and Identification in Specialized Texts. John Benjamins. pp. 149.
- What Does It Mean to Be an'American'?Basic Books -1983 -Social Research: An International Quarterly 57.Export citation
Bookmark - E very day, from the time we wake up in the morning until the time we go to bed, goals influence our thoughts, feelings, and actions. For instance, our.Basic Goal Distinctions -2012 - In Henk Aarts & Andrew J. Elliot,Goal-directed behavior. New York, NY: Psychology Press.No categories
- Pierre and the New World Makers, RICHARD J. HALL.Non-Basic Action -1984 -Australasian Journal of Philosophy 62 (3).No categories
- Metanormativna načela i normama vođeno društveno međudjelovanje.Berislav Žarnić &Bašić -2014 -Revus 22:89-104.Kritičko čitanje Alchourrónove i Bulyginove skupovnoteorijske defnicije normativnoga sustava pokazuje da njegova deduktivna zatvorenost nije neizbježno svojstvo. Slijedeći von Wrightovu pretpostavku da aksiomi standardne deontične logike opisuju svojstva savršenoga normativnog sustava, uvodi se algoritam za prevođenje iz modalnoga u skupovnoteorijski jezik. Prijevod nam otkriva da plauzibilnost pojedinih metanormativnih načela leži na različitim osnovama. Koristeći se metodološkim pristupom koji prepoznaje različite aktere u normama upravljanome međudjelovanju, pokazuje se da su metanormativna načela obveze drugoga reda upućene različitim ulogama. Poseban slučaj jest zahtjev (...) koji se odnosi na deduktivnu zatvorenost jer se pokazuje da je upućen ulozi koja primjenjuje, a ne onoj koja izdaje norme. Pristup je primijenjen i na slučaj čiste derogacije, što dovodi do novoga rezultata; svojstvo neovisnosti biva svojstvom savršenoga normativnog sustava u odnosu na moguću derogaciju. Ovaj članak na polemički način dodiruje nekoliko točaka iznesenih u Kristanovome nedavnom članku. (shrink)
- Richard Boyd.Some Basic Notions -1991 - In Richard Boyd, Philip Gasper & J. D. Trout,The Philosophy of Science. MIT Press.
- Filozofski život.Marija Lamot,Siniša Matić,GabrielaBašić,Ljudevit Hanžek,Slaven Lendić,Igor Eterović,Krešimir Babel,Hajrudin Hromadžić,Bruno Ćurko &Elvina Šehić -2011 -Filozofska Istrazivanja 31 (2):465-484.No categories
- Metanormative Principles and Norm Governed Social Interaction.Berislav Žarnić &GabrielaBašić -2014 -Revus 22:105-120.Critical examination of Alchourrón and Bulygin’s set-theoretic definition of normative system shows that deductive closure is not an inevitable property. Following von Wright’s conjecture that axioms of standard deontic logic describe perfection-properties of a norm-set, a translation algorithm from the modal to the set-theoretic language is introduced. The translations reveal that the plausibility of metanormative principles rests on different grounds. Using a methodological approach that distinguishes the actor roles in a norm governed interaction, it has been shown that metanormative principles (...) are directed second-order obligations and, in particular, that the requirement related to deductive closure is directed to the norm-applier role rather than to the norm-giver role. The approach has been applied to the case of pure derogation yielding a new result, namely, that an independence property is a perfection-property of a norm-set in view of possible derogation. This paper in a polemical way touches upon several points raised by Kristan in his recent paper. (shrink)
- Basic laws of arithmetic.Gottlob Frege -1893 - InThe basic laws of arithmetic. Berkeley,: University of California Press.
- The Justification of Basic Rights.Rainer Forst -2016 -Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy 45 (3):7-28.The Justification of Basic Rights: A Discourse-Theoretical Approach In this paper, I suggest a discourse theory of basic legal rights that is superior to rival approaches, such as a will-based or an interest-based theory of rights. Basic rights are reciprocally and generally justifiable and binding claims on others (agents or institutions) that they should do (or refrain from doing) certain things determined by the content of these rights. We call these rights basic because they define the status of persons as (...) full members of a normative order in such a way that they provide protection from severe forms of legal, political and social domination. The very ground of these rights is the status of persons as free and equal normative authorities within the order they are subject to. In other words, these rights are grounded in a fundamental moral right to justification. (shrink)No categories
- Procrastination, the basic impulse.George Ainslie -2010 - In Chrisoula Andreou & Mark D. White,The Thief of Time: Philosophical Essays on Procrastination. New York, US: Oxford University Press. pp. 11--27.
- All Liberty is Basic.Jessica Flanigan -2018 -Res Publica 24 (4):455-474.Recent arguments for the basic status of economic liberty can be deployed to show that all liberty is basic. The argument for the basic status of all liberty is as follows. First, John Tomasi’s defense of basic economic liberties is successful. Economic freedom can be further defended against powerful high liberal objections, which libertarians including Tomasi have so far overlooked. Yet arguments for basic economic freedom raise a puzzle about the distinction between basic and non-basic liberties. The same reasons that (...) economic liberties and the traditionally defined list of basic liberties are basic can also be given for all other liberties. Therefore, high liberals and Rawlsian libertarians ought to accept almost all other liberties as basic, even liberties that may strike us as trivial, silly, or unimportant. This claim has revisionary implications for high liberalism. Namely, liberals should endorse strong institutional protections for almost all liberties, even at the expense of other social values. (shrink)
- African philosophy : some basic questions.Bruce B. Janz -2014 - In Jonathan O. Chimakonam,Atuolu Omalu: Some Unanswered Questions in Contemporary African Philosophy. Lanham, Maryland: Upa.Export citation Bookmark
- Medical Ethics: Basic Moral Issues.Thomas F. Wall -1980 - Upa.
- Filozofski život.Dunja Marušić Brezetić,Krunoslav Petrunić,Senka Suman,Snježan Hasnaš,Vinko Grgurev,Ivana Kragić,Tomislav Petković,GabrielaBašić,Ljudevit Hanžek,Krešimir Babel,Ivana Greguric,Stjepan Radić,Tomislav Krznar,Marija Selak,Ksenija Matuš,Bruno Ćurko,Ivana Zagorac,Ivana Skuhala Karasman &Tina Marasović -2009 -Filozofska Istrazivanja 29 (4):809-848.No categories
- Models and structures as basic concepts for the design of a creative curriculum.Robert A. E. Myers -unknownNo categories
- Filozofski život.Vinko Grgurev,Marijana Filipeti,Iris Vidmar,Ivan Andrijanić,GabrielaBašić,Ljudevit Hanžek,Ivana Zagorac,Marija Selak,Ivana Greguric,Ivana Skuhala Karasman,Snježan Hasnaš,Tomislav Krznar,Željka Metesi Deronjić,Ruža Kovačević,Aleksandar Dimitriev,Vanja Brkljač,Krešimir Babel &Elvina Šehić -2008 -Filozofska Istrazivanja 28 (4):997-1042.No categories
- Hierarchies of basic goods and sins according to Aquinas’ natural law theory.Lingchang Gui -2022 -HTS Theological Studies 78 (4):6.Aquinas’ natural law theory contains a set of basic goods, such as survival, reproduction and the pursuit of truth. However, whether and how there is a hierarchical relationship among these goods remains disputed. Given the importance of Aquinas’ natural law theory for Christianity and the philosophy of law, this issue merits a closer investigation. By carefully examining various modern scholars’ theories and Aquinas’ texts, it is demonstrated that according to Aquinas, firstly, there are hierarchies of basic goods and sins; secondly, (...) these hierarchies are horizontal and vertical according to the order of participation and the dignity of substances, respectively.Contribution: This research reconsiders the modern debate over Aquinas’ hierarchical theory of basic goods and provides a more authentic understanding of Aquinas’ own view, which can be applied to his theory of sin. Aquinas’ natural law theory can hence be clarified in a more profound way. (shrink)
- Truth, negation and other basic notions of logic.Jaakko Hintikka -2006 - In Johan van Benthem, Gerhard Heinzman, M. Rebushi & H. Visser,The Age of Alternative Logics: Assessing Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics Today. Dordrecht, Netherland: Springer. pp. 195--219.
- Universal Basic Income: when (if at all) is there parasitic exploitation?Constanza Guajardo -2023 -Veritas: Revista de Filosofía y Teología 54:9-30.Abstract:In this paper I focus on parasitic cases of exploitation in the case of UBI. I start by arguing that existing concepts of parasitic exploitation in the literature are over inclusive, since they label as cases of parasitic exploitation some cases that are not. Then I offer my own narrower framework of parasitic exploitation, which includes three conditions: built-in mechanisms, structural vulnerability and non-proportionality. I suggest that exploitation happens when agents misuse a system to obtain additional profit at the potential (...) expense of the weak party. This profit is additional compared to a counterfactual scenario in which the systemic vulnerability was not present. I argue that while some cases of parasitic exploitation may arise in the case of UBI, these cases are likely to be weak, and hence, absence of regulation of this system can be justified on the grounds that this would prevent stronger types of exploitation and domination.Key words: Universal Basic Income; parasitic exploitation; transactional exploitation; domination; misusing a system; free-rider. (shrink)No categories
- Deconstruction and Construction: The Basic Issues in the Traditional Studies of Yi Jing.亚军 陈 -2013 -Advances in Philosophy 2 (4):46-52.
- Karl Jaspers: Basic Philosophical Writings, by Edith Ehrlich, Leonard H. Ehrlich & George B. Pepper.M. Bilmes -1996 -Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 27 (1):97-98.Export citation Bookmark
- The Establishment of the Basic Principle of the Fifth Way.Robert L. Farier -1957 -New Scholasticism 31 (2):189-208.No categories
- What is Basic in Beginning Philosophy?Frans van der Bogert -1981 -Teaching Philosophy 4 (1):61-65.
- Basic Income for Canadians: The key to a healthier, happier, more secure life for all.Evelyn Forget -2018No categories
- The Tragi-Comic Professional: Basic Considerations for Ethical Reflective-Generative Practice, by Paul Dokecki.R. Zaner -1997 -Journal of Phenomenological Psychology 28 (2):288-289.Export citation Bookmark
- Human Rights matter: a reassertion of the UN charter and UDHR core values in turbulent times.Human Rights: Between Text, Context,Realities Political Economy of Human Rights Rights,Realization Legality,Strong Legitimacy: A. Political Economy Approach to the Struggle for Basic Entitlements to Safe Water,Human Rights Quarterly Sanitation’,The State,Environment Politics of Development &Climate Change -2024 -Journal of Global Ethics 20 (3):343-353.Drawing its strength from the UN Charter and UDHR, human rights ethics is a beacon of hope and a promise that requires continuous reaffirmation during these turbulent times. These two documents, with their unwavering faith in ‘fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small,’ have shaped our understanding of human rights as global and universal ethics. However, this faith is now being severely (...) tested by four countercurrents: extremism, exclusionism, selectivism, and populism. These countercurrents pose significant and urgent human rights threats that activists, academics, and policymakers must confront by reasserting the basic core values of the UN Charter and UDHR. (shrink)
- Man's basic freedom.Ambrose J. McNicholl -1964 - Rome: [S.N.].
- Coherence detection: A basic mechanism.Albert S. Rodwan -1965 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 70 (1):57.
- Liberal Egalitarianism, Basic Rights, and Free Market Capitalism.Daniel Shapiro -1993 -Reason Papers 18:169-188.Export citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)The gandhian approach to swadeshi or appropriate technology: A conceptualization in terms of basic needs and equity.J. I. Bakker -1990 -Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 3 (1):50-88.This is an examination of the significance of Gandhi's social philosophy for development. It is argued that, when seen in light of Gandhi's social philosophy, the concepts of appropriate technology and basic needs take on new meaning. The Gandhian approach can be identified with theoriginal "basic needs" strategy for international development. Gandhi's approach helps to provide greater equity, or "distributive justice," by promoting technology that is appropriate to "basic needs". Gandhi's social philosophy has been neglected by most development specialists, with (...) only a few exceptions. This analysis attempts to draw out some aspects of M.K. Gandhi's background and his thinking aboutswadeshi andswaraj. Gandhi's ideas, which emerged out of an "Indic" meta-cultural background, are based on an emphasis on equity. Gandhi's syncretic Indic background includes a belief in what Bateson, writing about Bali, Indonesia, has called the "steady state." Development activities should be carried out in a phased manner that does not disturb the beneficial aspects of dynamic equilibrium, but that does promote "positive development." A.T. is particularly useful within the context of a basic needs approach to international development because use of A.T. is probably more likely to lead to equitable growth. The "economic growth" strategy, utilizing "advanced technology" exclusively, has caused unemployment and has not led to effective "trickle down," much less "high mass consumption." In many developing countries the poorest 20% of the population are worse off in 1990 than they were in 1980. By making use of the "advantage of backwardness" and viewing development in terms of long-term impacts, a basic needs approach using A.T. is more likely to lead to a positive impact on third world food systems than a pure "economic growth" strategy. (shrink)
- Energy as the basic concept for a unified interpretation of physical phenomena.Siluan F. Baldin -1942 -Philosophy of Science 9 (3):294-305.The increase of our knowledge of nature and the multiplicity of phenomena to be studied and investigated has led to specialization in pure and applied science and in practical work. In many instances the individual branches of science became isolated from each other to a considerable degree.The establishment of the closest ties between the individual lines of knowledge, theoretical as well as practical, is one of the important aims of scientific thought. The analysis of the nature of the factors, used (...) for the quantitative expression of physical processes, shows that many of them have a striking similarity as far as energy is concerned. Such similarity, and even identity, leads one to the conclusion that the concept of energy can serve as the basis for the unified interpretation of physical and, possibly, other phenomena of nature. This paper, which deals with physical processes, is an attempt toward such unification. (shrink)
- Fitch Frederic B.. A basic logic.George D. W. Berry -1943 -Journal of Symbolic Logic 8 (1):30-30.
- Ethics in Nursing Practice: Basic Principles and Their Application.Kath M. Melia -1990 -Journal of Medical Ethics 16 (2):108-109.
- Process Philosophy Basic Writings.Jack R. Sibley &P. A. Y. Gunter -1978 - University Press of America.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- What is basic in human nature.Paul Tillich -1968 -Humanitas 4 (1):91-100.Export citation Bookmark
- Utilitarianism: A Basic Flaw?Elizabeth M. Pybus -1980 -Philosophy 55 (214):554.
- The Juridical Topology: Some Basic Concepts.Åke Frändberg -2018 - In Åke Frändberg,The Legal Order: Studies in the Foundations of Juridical Thinking. Cham: Springer Verlag.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- The RAE: protecting basic research excellence.Paul O’Prey -1999 -History of the Human Sciences 12 (4):131-133.
- Basic mathematical cognition.David Gaber &Dirk Schlimm -2015 -WIREs Cognitive Science 4 (6):355-369.Mathematics is a powerful tool for describing and developing our knowledge of the physical world. It informs our understanding of subjects as diverse as music, games, science, economics, communications protocols, and visual arts. Mathematical thinking has its roots in the adaptive behavior of living creatures: animals must employ judgments about quantities and magnitudes in the assessment of both threats (how many foes) and opportunities (how much food) in order to make effective decisions, and use geometric information in the environment for (...) recognizing landmarks and navigating environments. Correspondingly, cognitive systems that are dedicated to the processing of distinctly mathematical information have developed. In particular, there is evidence that certain core systems for understanding different aspects of arithmetic as well as geometry are employed by humans and many other animals. They become active early in life and, particularly in the case of humans, develop through maturation. Although these core systems individually appear to be quite limited in application, in combination they allow for the recognition of mathematical properties and the formation of appropriate inferences based upon those properties. In this overview, the core systems, their roles, their limitations, and their interaction with external representations are discussed, as well as possibilities for how they can be employed together to allow us to reason about more complex mathematical domains. (shrink)
- The Aggregate Basic Price Spread: A Response to Tom McCallion.Eileen Deneeve -2004 -Journal of Macrodynamic Analysis 4:180-197.No categories
- Revelation and revolution: Basic writings of Thomas Müntzer.Donald J. Dietrich -1995 -History of European Ideas 21 (1):133-134.
- Treatise on Basic Philosophy, Vols. I-II.M. Bunge -1977 -Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 37 (3):426-428.No categories
- Veatch Henry. Basic confusions in current notions of propositional calculi. The Thomist, vol. 14 , pp. 238–258.Alonzo Church -1952 -Journal of Symbolic Logic 17 (1):64-66.
- Benn, Mackie and basic rights.Les Holborow -1985 -Australasian Journal of Philosophy 63 (1):11 – 25.
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