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- SANS response of VVER440-type weld material after neutron irradiation, post-irradiation annealing and reirradiation.A.Ulbricht,F. Bergner,J. Böhmert,M. Valo,M. -H. Mathon &A. Heinemann -2007 -Philosophical Magazine 87 (12):1855-1870.No categories
- A Kantian response to the Gamer’s Dilemma.SamuelUlbricht -2023 -Ethics and Information Technology 25 (3):1-11.The Gamer’s Dilemma consists of three intuitively plausible but conflicting assertions: (i) Virtual murder is morally permissible. (ii) Virtual child molestation is morally forbidden. (iii) There is no relevant moral difference between virtual murder and virtual child molestation in computer games. Numerous attempts to resolve (or dissolve) the Gamer’s Dilemma line the field of computer game ethics. Mostly, the phenomenon is approached using expressivist argumentation: Reprehensible virtual actions express something immoral in their performance but are not immoral by themselves. Consequentialists, (...) on the other hand, claim that the immorality of virtual actions arises from their harmful consequences. I argue that both approaches have serious difficulties meeting the moral challenge posed by the Gamer’s Dilemma. They tend to confuse the morality of in-game actions either with the morality of their real-world counterparts or with the morality of games as objects. Following this critical analysis, I will develop a Kantian argument and defend it against two objections. So far, deontological responses to the Gamer’s Dilemma have been sought in vain. Yet, with Kant, its moral challenge can be met by looking at the gamer’s reasons. From this perspective, the Gamer’s Dilemma is based on a false assumption: the moral status of gaming acts does not derive from a normative equation with their real-world counterparts but only from their justifications. (shrink)
- Collapse Models:a theoretical, experimental and philosophical review.Mauro Dorato,Angelo Bassi &HendrikUlbricht -2023 -Entropy 25 (645):1.In this paper, we review and connect the three essential conditions needed by the collapse model to achieve a complete and exact formulation, namely the theoretical, the experimental, and the ontological ones. These features correspond to the three parts of the paper. In any empirical science, the first two features are obviously connected but, as is well known, among the different formulations and interpretations of non-relativistic quantum mechanics, only collapse models, as the paper well illustrates with a richness of details, (...) have experimental consequences. Finally, we show that a clarification of the ontological intimations of collapse models is needed for at least three reasons: (1) to respond to the indispensable task of answering the question ’what are collapse models (and in general any physical theory) about?’; (2) to achieve a deeper understanding of their different formulations; (3) to enlarge the panorama of possible readings of a theory, which historically has often played a fundamental heuristic role. (shrink)
- One hundred million adenosine‐to‐inosine RNA editing sites: Hearing through the noise.Randi J.Ulbricht &Ronald B. Emeson -2014 -Bioessays 36 (8):730-735.The most recent work toward compiling a comprehensive database of adenosine‐to‐inosine RNA editing events suggests that the potential for RNA editing is much more pervasive than previously thought; indeed, it is manifest in more than 100 million potential editing events located primarily within Alu repeat elements of the human transcriptome. Pairs of inverted Alu repeats are found in a substantial number of human genes, and when transcribed, they form long double‐stranded RNA structures that serve as optimal substrates for RNA editing (...) enzymes. A small subset of edited Alu elements has been shown to exhibit diverse functional roles in the regulation of alternative splicing, miRNA repression, and cis‐regulation of distant RNA editing sites. The low level of editing for the remaining majority may be non‐functional, yet their persistence in the primate genome provides enhanced genomic flexibility that may be required for adaptive evolution. (shrink)
- Nanoindentation of ion-irradiated reactor pressure vessel steels – model-based interpretation and comparison with neutron irradiation.F. Röder,C. Heintze,S. Pecko,S. Akhmadaliev,F. Bergner,A.Ulbricht &E. Altstadt -forthcoming -Philosophical Magazine:1-23.No categories
- Der Islam-Diskurs bei Niketas von Byzanz: Themen und Argumentation in seinem Hauptwerk „Widerlegung des Korans“.ManolisUlbricht -2021 -Byzantinische Zeitschrift 114 (3):1351-1394.The article analyzes the anti-Islamic polemical discourse of Nicetas of Byzantium, one of the most important Byzantine apologists and polemicists flourishing in the intellectual-theological context of Patriarch Photios in Constantinople. This paper crystallizes the main topics of discussion in Nicetas’ Refutation of the Qur’an and presents his argumentation against Islam.To structure and evaluate the wayNicetas perceives Islam, I have developed a methodology of four thematic categories with correspondent polemical subcategories. This research approach may also serve as a paradigm enhancing further (...) studies on other sources related to Christian-Muslim interfaith dialogue. (shrink)No categories
- Björn Laser: Kulturbolschewismus! Zur Diskurssemantik der „totalen Krise“ 1929-1933, Frankfurt a. M.: Peter Lang 2010, 440 S. [REVIEW]Justus H.Ulbricht -2013 -Zeitschrift für Religions- Und Geistesgeschichte 65 (3):302-304.
- Attack semantics and collective attacks revisited.Martin Caminada,Matthias König,Anna Rapberger &MarkusUlbricht -2024 -Argument and Computation:1-77.In the current paper we re-examine the concepts of attack semantics and collective attacks in abstract argumentation, and examine how these concepts interact with each other. For this, we systematically map the space of possibilities. Starting with standard argumentation frameworks (which consist of a directed graph with nodes and arrows) we briefly state both node semantics and arrow semantics (the latter a.k.a. attack semantics) in both their extensions-based form and labellings-based form. We then proceed with SETAFs (which consist of a (...) directed hypergraph of nodes and arrows, to take into account the notion of collective attacks) and state both node semantics and arrow semantics, in both their extensions-based and labellings-based form. We then show equivalence between the extensions-based and labellings-based form, for node semantics and arrow semantics of AFs, as well as for node semantics and arrow semantics of SETAFs. Moreover, we show equivalence between node semantics and arrow semantics for AFs, and equivalence between node semantics and arrow semantics for SETAFs (with the notable exception of semi-stable). We also provide a novel way of converting a SETAF to an AF such that semantics are preserved, without the use of any “meta arguments”. Although the main part of our work is on the level of abstract argumentation, we do provide an application of our theory on the instantiated level. More specifically, we show that the classical characterisation of Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) can be seen as an instantiation based on a SETAF, whereas the contemporary characterisation of ABA can be seen as an instantiation based on a standard AF. Our theory of how to convert a SETAF to an AF can then be used to account for both the similarities and the differences between the classical and contemporary characterisations of ABA. Most prominently, our theory is able to explain the semantic mismatch for semi-stable semantics that arises in the ABA instantiation process. (shrink)
- Review: AlexejUlbricht,Multicultural Immunisation: Liberalism and Esposito. [REVIEW]Rosalind Williams -2017 -Theory, Culture and Society 34 (7-8):265-268.Immunity has established itself as one of the most exciting and productive conceptual lenses being used in contemporary social theory.Ulbricht’s first book demonstrates why this is the case, through using the imaginary of immunity to explicate a selection of the features of liberal multicultural theory. Influenced by the work of Italian philosopher Robert Esposito, the book traces ideas of tolerance, consensus and rights as they appear across a selection of liberal theoretical interventions. After engaging with an impressive swathe (...) of literature throughout his book,Ulbricht’s critical arrival point is an exciting use of Lefebvrian rhythmanalysis in a bid to supplant universal theories of multiculturalism with a recognition of multiculturalism as an intensely local and ad hoc human experience. (shrink)No categories
- Ernst Bloch : le philosophe marxiste dissident de la RDA.Arno Münster -2023 -Actuel Marx 1 (1):115-133.Converti au marxisme, en 1919, dans le sillage de György Lukacs, exilé, dès mars 1933, en fuyant le nazisme, en Suisse, en France, en République tchèque et finalement aux États-Unis (1938-1949), Ernst Bloch, auteur du Principe espérance, décide en février 1949 de retourner en Europe et d’accepter la chaire de professeur d’histoire de la philosophie que lui offrait l’Allemagne de l’Est, à l’université de Leipzig. Après avoir appuyé tout d’abord, dans ses conférences, non sans un certain enthousiasme, le projet de (...) la « construction du socialisme », Ernst Bloch sera pourtant vite déçu de la politique des dirigeants de la RDA qui, comme WalterUlbricht, étaient complètement alignés sur les positions de l’Union soviétique et imitaient, avec zèle, les méthodes staliniennes. Accusé de « révisionnisme » et de liens avec le groupe oppositionnel de W. Harich, préconisant une voie « allemande » et démocratique vers le socialisme, il sera interdit d’enseignement, dès avril 1957. Il quittera la RDA en août 1961, une semaine avant la construction du Mur de Berlin. (shrink)No categories
- Epistemología e historia: la dialéctica entre sujeto y estructura en Merleau-Ponty.Néstor García Canclini -1979 - México: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
- The fifth condition: A propos Alain Badiou's philosophy.A. Zupancic -2004 -Filozofski Vestnik 25 (3):7 - +.
- Duʻā aur davā ke masnūn ādāb.ʻAbdulk̲h̲āliq Muḥammad Ṣādiq -2012 - Maʼū Nāth Bhanjan: Milne [kā patah], Fahīm Bukḍipū. Edited by Irshādulḥaq As̲arī & Muḥammad ʻImrān Iqbāl.
- Just Responsibility: A Human Rights Theory of Global Justice.Brooke A. Ackerly -2018 - Oup Usa.Can we respond to injustices in the world in ways that do more than just address their consequences? In this book, Brooke A. Ackerly argues that what to do about injustice is not just an ethical or moral question, but a political question about assuming responsibility for injustice. Ultimately, Just Responsibility offers a theory of global injustice and political responsibility that can guide action.No categories
- A word of warning: Instructions and feedback cannot prevent the revelation effect.André Aßfalg &Lena Nadarevic -2015 -Consciousness and Cognition 34:75-86.
- Length of life. A study of the life table.A. Bradford Hill -1936 -The Eugenics Review 28 (1):73.No categories
- Sot︠s︡iologii︠a︡: teorii︠a︡, istorii︠a︡, praktika.A. G. Zdravomyslov -2008 - Moskva: Nauka.No categories
- A. DE WAELHENS, "Phénoménologie et Vérité".G. A. G. A. -1967 -Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica 59:153.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - BANFI A., "I problemi di una estetica filosofica".B. A. B. A. -1962 -Rivista di Filosofia Neo-Scolastica 54:212.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- A note concerning manuscripts in the collection of Francesco Guarnieri and Stefano Guarnieri of Osimo.A. M. Adorisio -1996 -Rinascimento 36:195-205.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- A Note on Theocritus I. 51.A. R. Ainsworth -1905 -The Classical Review 19 (05):251-.
- Profiling a model for the administration ofzakat in a multi-religious society: the case of south-western Nigeria.A. A. Akanni -2006 -Journal of Philosophy and Culture 3 (2):129-150.
- woodbrooke Studies, Fasc. 1. A Treatise Of Barsalibi Against The Melchites; Genuine And Apocryphal Works Of Ignatius Of Antioch.A. Mingana &J. Harris -1927 -Bulletin of the John Rylands Library 11 (1):110-231.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Is Kant a Divine Command Theorist?A. T. Nuyen -1998 -History of Philosophy Quarterly 15 (4):441 - 453.
- Alois Richard Nykl: padesát let cest jazykozpytce a filosofa = Fifty years of travels of a linguist and philosopher.A. R. Nykl -2016 - Praha: Národní muzeum. Edited by Josef Ženka.Publikace představuje první a jediný zcela dokončený díl pamětí českého Američana, orientalisty a polyglota Aloise Richarda Nykla (1885–1958). Velmi čtivou formou se v nich věnuje svému mládí v Rakousku-Uhersku a pozdější pouti světem, např. ve Švýcarsku, Německu, USA, Mexiku, Egyptě a Japonsku. Po svém návratu do USA v roce 1916 nastoupil dráhu univerzitního profesora a později se stal světově proslulým specialistou na andaluské a srovnávací literatury. V pamětech, napsaných na počátku třicátých let minulého století, se snaží zhodnotit jak svůj život (...) i způsob, kterým nabyl své pozoruhodné jazykové znalosti přímým i teoretickým studiem po celém světě. Edice je doplněna úvodními studiemi, v nichž editor Josef Ženka zpracoval životní osudy autora. Text bohatě ilustrují unikátní fotografické a archivní materiály pocházející z pozůstalosti A. R. Nykla. (shrink)No categories
- M. R. Haight, "A Study of Self-Deception".D. W. R. A. Hamlyn -1982 -Philosophical Quarterly 32 (127):184.
- Mīmāṃsānyāyaprakāśamu: Āndhrānuvāda sahitamu. Āpadeva -2015 - Haidarābādu: Prabhutva Prācyalikhita Granthālayaṃ mariyu Pariśōdhanālayaṃ. Edited by Āpadeva, Śrīpāda Subrahmaṇyaṃ & Cir̲̲r̲āvūri Śrīrāmaśarma.Export citation Bookmark
- Polishness and polonia in a uniting europe and world.A. Stelmachowski -1999 -Dialogue and Universalism 9 (1-2):27-33.Export citation Bookmark
- Behavior of a magnetic dipole freely floating on water surface.M. A. &H. Kh -manuscriptIn this paper, the authors have detected a new effect in the area of geomagnetism, related to the behavior of a magnetic dipole freely floating on water surface. An experiment is described in the present paper in which a magnetic dipole fixed upon a float placed on non- magnetized water surface undergoes displacement along with reorientation caused by fine structure of the earth's magnetic field. This fact can probably be explained by secular decrease of the earth's major dipole moment. Further, (...) a detailed study of the phenomenon may create interesting premises for its practical use, particularly for the analysis of fine structure of geomagnetic field and its time-dependent anomalies. A strange behavior of some sea fish species prior to strong earthquakes may be explained if the fish are assumed as 'live magnetic dipoles'. (shrink)
- Setting up a discipline: Conflicting agendas of the cambridge history of science committee, 1936-1950.Mayer A.-K. -2000 -Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 31 (4):665-689.Traditionally the domain of scientists, the history of science became an independent field of inquiry only in the twentieth century and mostly after the Second World War. This process of emancipation was accompanied by a historiographical departure from previous, 'scientistic' practices, a transformation often attributed to influences from sociology, philosophy and history. Similarly, the liberal humanists who controlled the Cambridge History of Science Committee after 1945 emphasized that their contribution lay in the special expertise they, as trained historians, brought to (...) the venture. However, the scientists who had founded the Committee in the 1930s had already advocated a sophisticated contextual approach: innovation in the history of science thus clearly came also from within the ranks of scientists who practised in the field. Moreover, unlike their scientist predecessors on the Cambridge Committee, the liberal humanists supported a positivistic protocol that has since been criticized for its failure to properly contextualize early modern science. Lastly, while celebrating the rise of modern science as an international achievement, the liberal humanists also emphasized the peculiar Englishness of the phenomenon. In this respect, too, their outlook had much in common with the practices from which they attempted to distance their project. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- Knowledge as a 'Body Run': Learning of Writing as Embodied Experience in accordance with Merleau-Ponty's Theory of the Lived Body.A. Alerby -2009 -Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology 9 (1).What significance does the body have in the process of teaching and learning? In what way can the thoughts of a contemporary junior-level teacher in this regard be connected to the theory of the lived body formulated by the French phenomenologist philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty (1908-1961), and vice versa? The aim of this paper is to illuminate, enable understanding and discuss the meaning of the body in the learning process, with specific focus on the learning of writing as embodied experience. In (...) the process, the boundaries of learning are also explored. While understanding the significance both of learning as embodied experience and of the boundaries of learning is essential within the educational field, in this paper the discussion is limited to exploring how learning as embodied experience and the boundaries of learning can be viewed by taking Merleau-Ponty's notions as theoretical starting points. In an attempt to answer the aim and connect the paper's theoretical point of departure with a voice from a teacher, an interview with a junior-level teacher was conducted. The paper thus offers a theoretical contribution to the field of educational research, but one in which the theory is exemplified by, and connected to, a teacher's voice. Accordingly, the paper concludes by summarising the common understandings of learning held theoretically by Merleau-Ponty and made real in the activities of the contemporary junior-level teacher. (shrink)
- Applied social sciences: philosophy and theology / edited by Georgeta Raţă, Patricia-Luciana Runcan and Michele Marsonet.Georgeta Rață,Patricia-Luciana Runcan &Michele Marscot (eds.) -2013 - Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Press.This volume, Applied Social Sciences: Philosophy and Theology, provides the reader with an important set of essays related to the two aforementioned fields of study. Aesthetics plays a key role in contemporary philosophy and several authors examine its various aspects, such as the question of identification of works of art; the concept of â oesocial aestheticsâ ; the social therapeutic function that art can have; and the relationships among hermeneutics, aesthetics and communication sciences. Other papers deal with ethical issues, such (...) as the role of human values in applied ethics and moral determinations in public life. The meaning and role of postmodernism in philosophy and society is examined at length in various contributions to the volume, and the same is true for phenomenology at large. Even the theoretical seduction and practical failure of Marxism is addressed, while anthropological issues are studied with reference to truth and other key philosophical concepts. John Searleâ (TM)s theory of intentionality is seen as a factor for creating social institutions, and the real meaning of â oeglobalizationâ is investigated in another article. Many essays deal directly with theological and religious topics. For instance the alleged â oeillusionâ of religion versus its persistency is analyzed, along with the current relations between Church and civil government in Romania, the presence of different forms of Christianity in the Romanian nation, the dialogue between social theology and anthropological research, and the antinomic nature of the Church. All papers included in the volume are original and open new perspectives on the many issues addressed by the authors. Even the philosophical styles are different: hermeneutics, analytic philosophy, historical approach, postmodernism, communication theory and linguistic approach. Some papers are theoretical and others have a more empirical or historical flavour. There is however an underlying unity because they all purport to provide new ideas to professionals involved in the socio-humanistic field. The information is divided into chapters in order to help readers to form by themselves an image of the issues that are studied. However, the volume is not addressed only to specialists, and is accessible to a wider public interested in an interdisciplinary approach. (shrink)
- Tourism and Willing Workers on Organic Farms: a collision of two spaces in sustainable agriculture.A. Deville,S. Wearing &M. McDonald -forthcoming -.The purpose of this paper is to offer a conceptual analysis of the space created by the Willing Workers on Organic Farms host as a part of the organic farming movement and how that space now collides with the idea of tourism heterotopias as the changing market sees WWOOFers who may be less motivated by organic farming and more by a cheaper form of holiday. The resulting contested space is explored looking at the role and delicate balance of WWOOFing as (...) a form of sustainable tourism in the context of socially constructed understandings of space. Poststructural concepts of space suggest that it is impermanent, fragile and under constant threat of change. Space is constantly produced and reproduced in the process, spaces become sites where struggle and contestation occur, in this instance as one discourse or discursive practice, namely WWOOFing, intersects with and is influenced by the more dominant capital centric discourse of mass tourism. (shrink)No categories
- Una ecología política de las transformaciones territoriales en Chile : poder y gobernanza en los sectores forestal y salmonero.Álvaro Román Y. Jonathan R. Barton -2104 - In Beatriz Bustos,Ecología política en Chile: naturaleza, propiedad, conocimiento y poder. Santiago de Chile: Editorial Universitaria.Export citation Bookmark
- 'Probably the most indefatigable prince that ever existed': a Rational Dissenting perspective on Frederick the Great.A. R. Page -2007 -Enlightenment and Dissent 23:85-130.Frederick the Great of Prussia was hailed by many as the model of an Enlightened Despot. Historians continue to debate both the concept of Enlightened Despotism and Fredericks credentials as an enlightened monarch. Should we talk in terms of enlightened absolutism? Of reform absolutism? Or simply drop the use of any such terms for a monarch who used his enlightened philosophising and flute playing as window dressing for a system of governance that was essentially conventional absolutism? In light of continuing (...) debate about the nature of Fredericks reign, it is worth revisiting the views of contemporaries. As a friend of Voltaire, Fredericks place was well established in traditional depictions of the Enlightenment as centred on the French philosophes. In the past two decades, however, scholars have broadened and deepened our conception of Enlightenment by researching the social history of ideas and illuminating Enlightenment in various national and cultural contexts. In this vein, an analysis of perceptions of Frederick the Great can shed light on the nature of Enlightenment in Britain. Fredericks popularity in Britain reached dizzying heights in the late 1750s as he won spectacular victories in the Continental campaign against Britains enemies in the Seven Years War. From the 1760s on, however, British opinion was generally critical of his regulated and militaristic state and his aggrandisement through diplomacy. While it is not within the scope of this essay to explore broader perceptions of Frederick II in late eighteenth-century Britain, it appears that writers who can be located within conservative enlightened thought had a more positive perception of Frederick than dissenters. Samuel Johnson declared that the King of Prussia could get away with wearing plain cloths because of the dignity of his character. On separate occasions in 1780 Edmund Burke praised Frederick for the economy and efficiency of his royal court and for his religious toleration. An article is in preparation that will explore the range of British opinion on Frederick the Great at the end of his long reign. This essay, however, will focus on how some leading Rational Dissenters perceived the self-consciously enlightened King of Prussia, and provide an exposition of the Memoirs of the life and reign of Frederick (1788) by Joseph Towers. (shrink)
- Dukhovnoe nasledie I︠A︡ssaui.A. P. Abuov -2022 - Almaty: Kȯkzhiek-Gorizont.
- Bhāvaśuddhi of Ānandapūrṇamuni. Ānandapūrṇa -1963 - Madras,: Government Oriental Manuscripts Library. Edited by Citsukha, Anantakrishna Sastri & S. N..Export citation Bookmark
- Prezumpt︠s︡ii︠a︡ lzhi.A. V. Bagaev -2016 - Moskva: Tovarishchestvo nauchnykh izdaniĭ KMK.No categories
- Law in a Multicultural World.A. Harper -1983 -Indian Philosophical Quarterly 10 (3):311.Export citation Bookmark
- Lie algebra labels,[1,\ A 11 B] I if ABC 11 C.A. L. Completing -2010 - In Harald Fritzsch & K. K. Phua,Proceedings of the Conference in Honour of Murray Gell-Mann's 80th Birthday. World Scientific. pp. 74.
- Extracting eggs: a study of recruitment in oocyte donation.A. D. Gurmankin -2000 -American Journal of Bioethics: Ajob 1 (4).
- Kratka istorii︠a︡ na antichnata filosofii︠a︡: ot neĭnite nachala do epokhata na elinizma.T︠s︡ocho Boi︠a︡dzhiev -2022 - Sofii︠a︡: Universitetsko izdatelstvo "Sv. Kliment Okhridski".
- Da concepção do estado em face das modernas correntes politicas..A. A. De Covello -1931 - São Paulo,: Empreza graphica de "Revista dos tribunaes".Export citation Bookmark
- A Mathematical Science of Qualities: A Sequel.Liliana Albertazzi &A. H. Louie -2016 -Biological Theory 11 (4):192-206.Following a previous article published in Biological Theory, in this study we present a mathematical theory for a science of qualities as directly perceived by living organisms, and based on morphological patterns. We address a range of qualitative phenomena as observables of a psychological system seen as an impredicative system. The starting point of our study is the notion that perceptual phenomena are projections of underlying invariants, objects that remain unchanged when transformations of a certain class under consideration are applied. (...) The study develops with the observables, the entailed total order and metric, whence the algebra and the geometry of such a science, presenting a formal phenomenological model for phenomena that are not rigidly Euclidean. We show how non-Euclidean perception can have many useful Euclidean formalizations, as well as locally-homeomorphic-to-Euclidean-space models. The mathematical models we provide are tested on the basis of results from experimental psychology, in particular from the field of color, time, and space perception. (shrink)
- Indian secularism, a theological and spiritual spectrum of hindu-Christian meeting.A. Kalliath -1994 -Journal of Dharma 19 (3):314-331.Export citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)6 Fulnecké dny J. A. Komenského: výběr z projevů a odborných referátů.Růžena Klečánková (ed.) -1974 - Praha: Ústav školských informací při Ministerstvu školstvi ČSR.Export citation Bookmark
- Does the Body Make a Difference?A. Phillips -2013 - In Sumi Madhok, Anne Phillips & Kalpana Wilson,Gender, agency, and coercion. New York, NY: Palgrave-Macmillan.
- Talking about myself: A pragmatic approach to the use of aspect forms in lysias 12.4–19.A. Status Quaestionis -2007 -Classical Quarterly 57:458-476.No categories
- Da Omero a Dante, Scritti di varia Filologia.A. RONCONI -1981No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Man as a subject for science.A. J. Ayer -1967 - In Peter Laslett,Philosophy, politics and society, third series: a collection. Oxford,: Blackwell.Export citation Bookmark
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