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- Ethical aspects of clinical decision-making.I. Kollemorten,C. Strandberg,B. M.Thomsen,O. Wiberg,T. Windfeld-Schmidt,V. Binder,L. Elsborg,C. Hendriksen,E. Kristensen,J. R. Madsen,M. K. Rasmussen,L. Willumsen,H. R. Wulff &P. Riis -1981 -Journal of Medical Ethics 7 (2):67-69.The aim of the present investigation was to describe and to classify significant ethical problems encountered by the members of the staff during the daily clinical work at a hospital medical department. A set of definitions was prepared for the purpose, including the definition of a 'significant ethical problem'. During a three month period 426 inpatients and 173 outpatients were admitted. Significant ethical problems were encountered during the management of 106 in-patients (25 per cent) and 9 out-patients (5 per cent). (...) No significant difference was found between the frequency of ethical problems in female and male patients, but a positive correlation was noted between the number of problems and the patients' age. The problem types were classified according to a problem list. The results of this investigation suggest that greater attention must be paid to discussions about ethical problems among doctors and other categories of health personnel and that, among others, medical students ought to be taught the analysis of ethical problems. (shrink)
- [Letter from B. M. Laing].B. M. Laing -1932 -Philosophy 7 (27):374-374.No categories
- Sovremennye problemy teorii poznanii︠a︡ dialekticheskogo materializma.M. B. Mitin (ed.) -1970 - Moskva,: Myslʹ.t. 1. Materii︠a︡ i otrazhenie.--t. 2. Istina, poznanie, logika.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - Quelques notes au sujet de l'article de B. Jeu, J. C. Demaille et J. L. Duhameau.B. M. Kedrov -1971 -Revue Internationale de Philosophie 25 (4=98):596.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Shaktivishishtadvaita and systems of Indian philosophy.B. M. Chamke -2006 - Pune: S.B. Chamke.
- Analytic stochastic regularization: Gauge and supersymmetric theories.M. C. B. Abdalla -1988 -Scientia 52:273.Export citation Bookmark
- Blankenburg, W. 148 Bleuler, E. 156, 158.M. Adriaensen,A. Anderson,N. Andreasen,C. Aussilloux,A. Badiou,R. Barbaras,H. B. Barlow,S. Baron-Cohen,F. Bartlett &S. Beckett -2005 - In Helena de Preester & Veroniek Knockaert,Body image and body schema. John Benjamins. pp. 329.No categories
- Movements can be adjusted in response to changes that affect future actions.M. P. Aivar,E. Brenner &J. B. J. Smeets -1996 - In Enrique Villanueva,Perception. Ridgeview Pub. Co. pp. 19-19.Export citation Bookmark
- Lactating Mother and Psychotropic Drugs.B. M. Tripathi &P. Majumder -2010 -Mens Sana Monographs 8 (1):83.Usage of psychotropics during pregnancy and lactation has always been a topic of debate and controversy. The debate stems from the potential adverse effects on the growing fetus or infants due to the transfer of psychotropic drugs through placenta or breast milk of mothers receiving them; and the problem of discontinuing psychotropics in lactating mother considering chances of relapse. However, most of the psychotropics are found to be relatively safe when used cautiously during the lactation phase. This article describes available (...) data on the use of psychotropics in lactating mothers, in particular, in relation to the safety profile of infants. (shrink)
- GASKILL, J. D. Linear Systems, Fourier Transform, & Optics.B. M. Kedrov -1980 -Scientia 74 (15):23.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- O "Dialektike prirody" Ėngelʹsa.B. M. Kedrov -1973 - Moskva: Izdatelʹstvo "Vysshai︠a︡ shkola".No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Le caractère de la confirmation chez saint Thomas.B. -M. Perrin -1998 -Revue Thomiste 98 (2):225-265.Export citation Bookmark
- How Our Journal Arose.B. M. Kedrov -1998 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 36 (4):6-21.The question of a new journal and the philosophical debate of 1947 In 1922-43 Soviet philosophers had their own journal titled Pod znamenem marksizma [Under the Banner of Marxism]. It came into being in early 1922 and its third issue contained Lenin's programmatic article "On the Significance of Militant Materialism" [O znachenii voinstvuiushchego materializma]. This journal published many good combative articles in its twenty years. But during the War it fell ill and in mid-1943 ceased to exist. It was not (...) discontinued. No, it simply lacked the strength to appear. Thereafter, we Soviet philosophers did not have our own journal for several years. The lack was felt especially keenly after the end of the Great Patriotic War when philosophical studies developed quickly in our country. A wide discussion of philosophical questions, especially contentious, controversial questions—and there were quite a few of them—became necessary but there was no forum for discussing them. This was also true of the critical analysis of the philosophical literature that was coming out: a rare review appeared from time to time in the existing journals, but it was clearly inadequate and, most importantly, it did not give a comprehensive evaluation of the merits and shortcomings of the published philosophical work. It seemed to us then that an unhealthy situation such as the one involving G. F. Aleksandrov's book The History of Western European Philosophy [Istoriia zapadnoevropeiskoi filosofii], which was not evaluated on its merits and, despite its serious flaws, was praised by admirers of the author's talent, could only arise in the absence of a philosophical journal. Had there been a journal, it could have helped to prevent such stuffy situations from arising in certain sections of the philosophical front. Obviously, this opinion was quite naive: at the time many of us did not understand that if Aleksandrov had had "his" man on the journal, no criticism of his book would have been permitted. We realized this later. (shrink)No categories
- On the Dialectics of Scientific Discovery.B. M. Kedrov -1967 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 6 (1):16-27.Discoveries in natural science may be described concisely as a general procedure for finding the new in nature, in its phenomena, or in their essence.
- Ліквідація уніатської церкви на східносу поділлі у 1794-1796 рр.B. M. Hihlach -2005 -Ukrainian Religious Studies 34:104-112.The study of the problem of religious relations is of particular interest, since upon the annexation to Russia, during the years 1794-1796, and in some places until 1798, the almost complete elimination of the Uniate Church in Right-Bank Ukraine took place. This issue has been covered extensively in pre-revolutionary historiography, including at the local level. Thus, the history of the existence and liquidation of the Uniate Church in Podillya became the leading topic of research of the "Podolsky Diocesan Historical and (...) Statistical Committee". Another printed organ, where the church-historical information about Podolsk parishes, collected by priests, became Podilskie Eparchial Gazettes. The main idea behind the content of these studies was that Podillya was considered as originally Russian possession, and Orthodoxy was the only possible denomination of the land. (shrink)No categories
- Architecture and Politics in Germany: 1918-1945.B. M. LANE -1968No categories
- Effect of fuel on the formation structure, transport and magnetic properties of LaMnO3+δnanopowders.B. M. Nagabhushana,R. P. S. Chakradhar,K. P. Ramesh,V. Prasad,C. Shivakumara &G. T. Chandrappa -2010 -Philosophical Magazine 90 (15):2009-2025.
- (1 other version)Rivoluzioni scientifiche e loro tipologia.B. M. Kedrov -1979 -Scientia 73 (14):693.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- The Road to Truth.B. M. Kedrov -1965 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 4 (2):3-24.For the past two decades, matters biological have been given constant attention in our press - not only in specialized publications of natural science but in those aiming at the very broadest range of readers. After the meeting of the Lenin Academy of Agricultural Sciences in 1948, biological questions were arbitrarily converted into problems of the most purely political nature, and the struggle against dissenters was waged in this field with no less bitterness and with essentially the same means and (...) techniques as in the field of politics. There was the same attaching of derogatory labels for holding nonconforming views, the same reprisals against spokesmen for independent trends in science, the same persecution of honest people whose sole "guilt" lay in their disagreement with the views of Academician Lysenko and his followers, who called themselves "Michurinists." It sufficed merely to name a scientist - not even in the field of biology - a Morgan-Weismann-Mendelian, for the need to support the accusations against him with scientific argumentation automatically to disappear, while the individual who had been accused of the deadly sin of Morgan-Weismann-Mendelianism was immediately and just as automatically deprived of the opportunity to defend his views, prove them, or offer facts or theoretical arguments of whatever nature in support of them. In those melancholy times, it sufficed to label an honest man an enemy of the people to do away with him once and for all. The struggle in biology was a mirror image of what was then occurring throughout the land and was later defined as the cult of the individual, of Stalin. (shrink)
- Correspondence.B. M. Laing &P. D. Ellis -1938 -Philosophy 13 (50):249 - 250.No categories
- A Province Explored.B. M. Levick -1985 -The Classical Review 35 (02):330-.
- Raúl Fornet-Betancourt. El imaginario filosófico del logos intercultural.B. M.-F. A. -2009 -Utopía y Praxis Latinoamericana 14 (45).No categories
- Contradiction, Logic, anel Reality.B. M. Laing -1930 -The Monist 40 (4):559-580.
- (1 other version)No Title available.B. M. Laing -1941 -Philosophy 16 (61):100-100.No categories
- Epikouroi in Thucydides.B. M. Lavelle -1989 -American Journal of Philology 110 (1).No categories
- The Nuremberg Code: its history and implications.B. M. Kious -2000 -Princeton Journal of Bioethics 4:7-19.
- Imperial Rome and the Polis.B. M. Levick -1971 -The Classical Review 21 (02):257-.
- La Paix Romaine Paul Petit: La Paix romaine. Pp. 414. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1967. Boards, 26 fr.B. M. Levick -1969 -The Classical Review 19 (03):334-337.
- A Further Solution to the Poem.B. M. Rogers -1983 -The Chesterton Review 9 (2):191-191.No categories
- Propagation of SH waves in layered functionally gradient piezoelectric–piezomagnetic structures.B. M. Singh &J. Rokne -2013 -Philosophical Magazine 93 (14):1690-1700.No categories
- Il "Giornale de' Letterati".B. M. B. M. -1984 -Giornale Critico Della Filosofia Italiana 4 (3):457.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Slavery in the Western Roman Provinces.B. M. Levick -1989 -The Classical Review 39 (02):315-.
- Chy isnui︠e︡ dusha?B. M. Zavadovskiĭ -1928 - Kharkiv: Derz︠h︡avne vydavnyt︠s︡tvo Ukraïny.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Filosofii︠a︡ Nit︠s︡she i fashizm.B. M. Bernadiner -1934Export citation Bookmark
- A Creed for Sceptic. By C. A. Strong LL.D. (London: Macmillan & Co. Pp. viii + 98. Price 6s. net.).B. M. Laing -1937 -Philosophy 12 (47):353-.
- Descartes on Material Things.B. M. Laing -1941 -Philosophy 16 (64):398 - 411.According to tranditional philosophical terminology and to most interpretations of Cartesianism, Descartes is a dualist. This dualism is expressed in his fundamental distinction between two substances—mind and matter—and, though admitted to be full of difficulties and by many to be untenable, it has very generally been regarded as at least a clearly intelligible doctrine, consistently held by Descartes. That this is not so has been shown by Professor Boyce Gibson in his able and careful analysis of Cartesianism. The aim of (...) the present essay is to draw attention to another difficulty that has not been sufficiently noticed; whether it is an actual one or only an apparent one due to a misunderstanding of Descartes is a question that may be left to those who read him differently and who may be able to remove one more charge of inconsistency. The general contention is that Descartes—and this point is conceded in expositions of Descartes—seeks to prove that there are material bodies, that material bodies are necessary for his own account of the physical universe, and that yet his own theory of matter as extension, even combined with motion, makes the existence of bodies impossible and hence any proof of such existence impossible. In fact, the employment of the idea of motion only serves to emphasize the difficulty and inconsistency of the theory. (shrink)
- Latin Verb Blanks.B. M. Jackson -1911 -Classical Weekly 5:175.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Monitoring Expenditure in Relation to Epidemiological and Demographical Characteristics of AIDS in South East England.B. M. Craven &G. T. Stewart -1997 -Health Care Analysis 5 (1):31-42.In the UK, over 70% of AIDS, including new cases, is located in a few Districts in central London where the distribution of previously occurring and new cases is essentially confined to the original risk groups of homosexual/bisexual men, drug addicts of both sexes, and some of their sexual partners and consorts. But control policy is still based on the assumption that HIV has already spread from persons in these risk groups into the general population, and that it will spread (...) hereafter at an increased rate because of heterosexual transmission to cause a widespread epidemic of AIDS.The basis and implications of this policy were investigated in the South East region adjacent to London, Analysis of demographic and epidemiological data shows that, with one exception, there is very little extension of AIDS from affected Districts in London to the surrounding region or even to the suburban fringe. Where AIDS is prevalent, as in this exception, the distribution follows the same, original pattern which relates essentially to risks arising from life-styles. There is no significant association between the prevalence or spread of AIDS and conventional markers of deprivation, economic and social disadvantage.Allocations of personnel, services and expenditure, assessed from returns required under the AIDS Control Act of 1987 and official registration data, continue to follow the original policy assumptions. They are therefore unrelated to the numbers of existing and new cases, disproportionate and unrealistic. Claims that this widespread excess of effort is justified by the fact that AIDS has not spread to the general population are falsified by the continuation of cases almost exclusively in risk groups. There is nothing in the data required under the Act or in registrations in this main locus of AIDS in the UK to suggest any change in this or to justify continuation of current expenditure and redundant activities.There is no evidence in these data that ethnic variations in the resident populations of Districts are associated with variations in the prevalence of AIDS. However, the larger figures available in some of the national data do indicate a disproportionate increase in some minority ethnic groups. Further detail about risks factors in these groups are required and, meanwhile, effort and expenditure should be re-orientated toward treatment, contact tracing and other public health measures for more effective containment of the continuing spread of AIDS in all the high risk groups. (shrink)
- Raspakhni okno.B. M. Nemenskiĭ -1974 - Moskva,:Export citation Bookmark
- The Problem of Justice in Plato's Republic.B. M. Laing -1933 -Philosophy 8 (32):412 - 421.It is well known to readers of the Republic that, according to Plato's representation, a casual meeting of several friends develops into a sederunt for the express purpose of finding a solution to the question, what is justice? The question has its origin in the remark of the aged Cephalus, quoting Pindar, that whoever lives a life of justice and holiness, Sweet hope, the nourisher of age, his heart Delighting, with him lives; which most of all Governs the many veering (...) thoughts of man. (shrink)
- Iz laboratorii leninskoj mysli.B. M. Kedrov -1973 -Studies in Soviet Thought 13 (1):131-133.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Sur la synthèse des sciences.B. M. Kedrov -1973 -Proceedings of the XVth World Congress of Philosophy 1:75-80.No categories
- Sur un système globale des sciences.B. M. Kedrov -1983 -der 16. Weltkongress Für Philosophie 2:738-745.Le système des sciences ne peut être globale qu'à la condition d'incorporer non seulement les sciences fondamentales mais aussi les sciences techniques et appliquées. Pour expliquer cette incorporation nous proposons de tenir compte non Seulement du moment objectif mais aussi du moment subject. En répondant aux questions: qu'est-ce qu'on étudie?, comment on étudie? pour quel but on étudie? nous découvrons l'accroissement de la proportion du moment subjectif ce qui permets à dresser un système globale des sciences.No categories
- The Method of Galileo.B. M. Kedrov -1965 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 3 (4):3-13.Profound revolutionary changes occur periodically in the historical development of science. They take place when the system of scientific views previously in existence breaks down, and a new system adequate to the higher level of scientific knowledge takes shape. The discoveries of Copernicus, Lavoisier, Darwin, and many others have opened such periods of change in natural science. In modern physics, the discoveries of radium and the electron, the emergence of the theory of relativity and of quantum mechanics, have brought about (...) a revolution which has not yet run its course. (shrink)
- Prostranstvennai︠a︡ muzyka: istorii︠a︡, teorii︠a︡, praktika.B. M. Galeev (ed.) -2004 - Kazanʹ: Fėn.Export citation Bookmark
- A study of brain potentials during mental blocking.B. M. Martinson -1939 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 24 (2):143.
- (1 other version)A Modern Theory of Ethics. By W. Olaf Stapledon M.A., Ph.D., (London: Methuen & Co. 1929. Pp. ix + 277. Price 8s. 6d.).B. M. Laing -1929 -Philosophy 4 (15):403-.No categories
- The Revelation of Deity. By J. E. Turner, M.A., PH.D. (London: Allen and Unwin Ltd.1931. Pp. 223.Price 8s. 6d. net.).B. M. Laing -1932 -Philosophy 7 (25):89-.
- Kovalevsky, Aleksandr Onufrievich.M. B. Adams -2008 - In Noretta Koertge,Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography. Charles Scribner’s Sons.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)Cover Page.B. M. -2007 -Spontaneous Generations 1 (1).
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