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- Sefer ha-maʼamarim: maʼamre ḳodesh li-mevaḳshe ha-emet ba-ʻavodat H.BarukhShalomAshlag -1995 - B.B. [z.o. Bene Beraḳ]: Or Barukh Shalom. Edited by Yehudah Ashlag.kerekh 1. 744-745 -- kerekh 2. 746-747 -- kerekh 4. 750-751.Export citation
Bookmark - Sefer Otiyot de-liba: siḥot u-maʼamarim be-ʻavodat H. ʻal derekh ha-emet.BarukhShalomAshlag -2011 - Bene Beraḳ: ʻAmutat "ha-Sulam". Edited by Yehudah Ashlag & Barukh Horovits.[1] Seder ha-ʻavodah -- [2] Moʻadim. Amarot.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer Ḥayim ṿe-Shalom.Shalom Hakohen -2013 - [Berakhyah]: Mekhon Oraḥ Tsadiḳim she-ʻa. y. Mosdot Ḥokhmat Raḥamim. Edited by Mosheh Kalfon & Shalom Hakohen.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer Be-gan ha-shalom: ha-madrikh ha-maʻaśi la-gever ha-amiti.Shalom Arush -2007 - Yerushalayim: Mosdot "Ḥuṭ shel ḥesed".Export citation Bookmark
- Be-darkheShalom: ʻiyunim be-hagut Yehudit, mugashim le-Shalom Rozenberg.Shalom Rosenberg &Binyamin IshShalom (eds.) -2007 - Yerushalayim: Bet morashah bi-Yerushalayim, Mikhlelet Roberṭ M. Bern.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer BeritShalom: Oraḥ ḥayim: musarim ṿe-dinim ʻal seder halakhot maran... be-Shulḥan ʻarukh Oraḥ ḥayim..Shalom Hakohen -1935 - Gerbah: D. ʻAidan.Export citation Bookmark
- Yad le-shalom: netivim be-divre ha-Rambam.Shalom Dov Eldar -2022 - Yerushalayim: Mosad ha-Rav Ḳuḳ.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer ShaʻareShalom: liḳuṭim, ḥidushim u-veʼurim be-dine li-fene ʻiṿer lo titen mikhshol.Shalom Yitsḥaḳ ben Mikhaʼel Ṭoṿil -1999 - Yerushalayim: [Ḥ. Mo. L..Export citation Bookmark
- Aḥerim:Barukh Shpinozah, Shelomoh Maimon.Chaim Wirszubski,Y. L.Barukh,Benedictus de Spinoza &Salomon Maimon (eds.) -2009 - Tel-Aviv: Miśkal.Export citation Bookmark
- Maimonides: A Radical Religious Philosopher.Shalom Sadik -2023 - Piscataway, NJ, UDA: Gorgias Press.Was Maimonides a radical philosopher who subtly argued for a naturalist world and who saw the obligation to keep the Torah's commandments as a social and moral obligation - or was he a conservative Jewish believer who only tried to formulate philosophical arguments in favour of a revealed religion? This question has been central to the interpretation of Maimonides from the 12th century until modern times. In the four chapters of this book,Shalom Sadik argues for a radical philosophical (...) interpretation of Maimonides. (shrink)
- Sefer NevehShalom.Abraham ben Isaac ben Judah ben SamuelShalom -1969 - [Farnborough, Hants.,: Gregg.Export citation Bookmark
- Assessing the Strengths and Weaknesses of Large Language Models.Shalom Lappin -2023 -Journal of Logic, Language and Information 33 (1):9-20.The transformers that drive chatbots and other AI systems constitute large language models (LLMs). These are currently the focus of a lively discussion in both the scientific literature and the popular media. This discussion ranges from hyperbolic claims that attribute general intelligence and sentience to LLMs, to the skeptical view that these devices are no more than “stochastic parrots”. I present an overview of some of the weak arguments that have been presented against LLMs, and I consider several of the (...) more compelling criticisms of these devices. The former significantly underestimate the capacity of transformers to achieve subtle inductive inferences required for high levels of performance on complex, cognitively significant tasks. In some instances, these arguments misconstrue the nature of deep learning. The latter criticisms identify significant limitations in the way in which transformers learn and represent patterns in data. They also point out important differences between the procedures through which deep neural networks and humans acquire knowledge of natural language. It is necessary to look carefully at both sets of arguments in order to achieve a balanced assessment of the potential and the limitations of LLMs. (shrink)
- Sefer Divreshalom ṿe-emet.Shalom ben Yehoshuʻa -2010 - Monsi: [Ḥ. Mo. L.].Toldot adam 3 -- Bet ha-midot -- Sheʼelot u-teshuvot.Export citation Bookmark
- Ḳovets Zikhron Keneset Yiśraʼel: le-zikhro shel morenu rosh ha-yeshivah ha-gaon ha-gadol rabiBarukh Rozenberg...Barukh Rozenberg (ed.) -2005 - Bene Beraḳ: Yeshivat Keneset Yiśraʼel Slabodḳah.Export citation Bookmark
- On the pragmatics of mood.Shalom Lappin -1980 -Linguistics and Philosophy 4 (4):559 - 578.
- Sefer Netivot ha-osher: behirut ṿe-hadrakhah ba-ʻavodat H. mimeniBarukh Reʼuven Shelomoh Ḳenigsberg.Barukh Reʼuven Shelomoh Ḳenigsberg -1985 - Yerushalayim: B.R. Sh. Ḳenigsberg.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer Be-gan ha-osher: madrikh maʻaśi la-ʻashir ha-amiti.Shalom Arush -2007 - Yerushalayim: Mosdot "Ḥuṭ shel ḥesed".Export citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)Sefer El ḳets ha-tiḳun: zeh sefer shel seḳer darkhe ha-tiḳun ha-muṭal ʻal bene adam ba-ʻolam ha-zeh..Tsevi BenBarukh -1983 - Bene Beraḳ: Y. Riveḳ.Export citation Bookmark
- Editorial: The Medial Prefrontal Cortex and Integration in ASD and Typical Cognition.Dorit BenShalom &Yoram S. Bonneh -2019 -Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 13.
- ha-Śatan u-feruḳ ha-nesheḳ.Daniyel Ben-Barukh -1963 - [Jerusalem]: ha-Igeret ha-ḥamishit.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Otsar peninim ṿe-ʻuvdot: me-rabotenu gedole ha-Torah ṿeha-musar.Barukh Mordekhai Gershoni (ed.) -2018 - Modiʻin ʻIlit: [Barukh Mordekhai Gershoni].Export citation Bookmark
- The roof of the palace.Barukh Jonas -1926 - Maumee, Ohio,: B. Jonas.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Ḥayim she-yesh bahem: pirḳe ḥayim... me-hekhal ḥasidim she-yadʻu li-ḥeyot.Barukh ben Daṿid Lev -2000 - Ḥatsor ha-Gelilit: B. ben D. Lev.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer Ḥeshev nevonim: maʼamarim niflaʼim ṿe-yesodiyim ba-halakhah ṿe-agadah.Barukh Yehoshuʻa Yeraḥmiʼel Rabinovits -2016 - Yerushalayim: Mosdot Ahavat Torah. Edited by Natan Daṿid ben Yehudah Leyb Rabinovits.Export citation Bookmark
- Maʼamar teʼologi-medini.Barukh Shpinozah &Ḥṿirshubsḳi Targum Ṿe-Heʻarot -2009 - In Chaim Wirszubski, Y. L. Barukh, Benedictus de Spinoza & Salomon Maimon,Aḥerim: Barukh Shpinozah, Shelomoh Maimon. Tel-Aviv: Miśkal.Export citation Bookmark
- Seyfer Bahefṭung tsum Bashefer =.Shalom Gershon Unger (ed.) -2004 - [Brooklyn, N.Y.]: Mekhon Or tsadiḳim.Export citation Bookmark
- Giving: The Essential Teaching of the Kabbalah.Yehuda LevAshlag &Aryeh Siegel (eds.) -2020 - Urim Publications.The purpose of our lives is to grow step by step toward a fundamental transformation. Instead of always seeking some form of gratification, we can learn to give to others with no self-interest at all. The is the essential teaching of the Kabbalah portrayed in these essays by Baal Hasulam – the greatest modern explicator of Kabbalah. Rabbi Gottlieb provides an illuminating commentary as a living Chassidic rebbe devoted to the practice and teaching of Baal Hasulam’s spiritual path.
- Sefer Be-Gan Ha-Emunah Ha-Mevoʼar: Madrikh Maʻaśi le-Ḥayim Shel Emunah U-Deveḳut ..Shalom Arush -2007 - Mosdot Ḥuṭ Shel Ḥesed.Export citation Bookmark
- Sefer Minḥat Mosheh: ḳitsur Shulḥan ʻarukh.Barukh Asabag -2000 - Yerushalayim: Otsrot ha-Magreb. Edited by Joseph ben Ephraim Karo & Daṿid Ḥayim Dahan.Export citation Bookmark
- One Connection between Standard Invariance Conditions on Modal Formulas and Generalized Quantifiers.Dorit BenShalom -2003 -Journal of Logic, Language and Information 12 (1):47-52.The language of standard propositional modal logic has one operator (? or ?), that can be thought of as being determined by the quantifiers ? or ?, respectively: for example, a formula of the form ?F is true at a point s just in case all the immediate successors of s verify F.This paper uses a propositional modal language with one operator determined by a generalized quantifier to discuss a simple connection between standard invariance conditions on modal formulas and generalized (...) quantifiers: the combined generalized quantifier conditions of conservativity and extension correspond to the modal condition of invariance under generated submodels, and the modal condition of invariance under bisimulations corresponds to the generalized quantifier being a Boolean combination of ? and ? (shrink)
- Lekh lekha: ʻiyunim be-yetsirato shel Avraham Yehoshuʻa Heshel.Binyamin IshShalom &Dror Bondi (eds.) -2018 - Tel Aviv: Hotsaʼat Idra.Studies in Abraham Joshua Heschel's Oeuvre.
- Sortal Semantics.Shalom Lappin -1976 - Dissertation, Brandeis UniversityExport citation Bookmark
- Sefer Nodaʻ ba-sheʻarim.Barukh Mandelbom -1903 - Yerushalayim: Mekhon Bet Aharon ṿe-Yiśraʼel, Mosdot Ḳarlin-Sṭolin.Export citation Bookmark
- Amos: A Commentary on the Book of Amos.Shalom M. Paul -1991No categories
- Be-ʻiḳvot ha-Kuzari: pirḳe mavo le-maḥshevet Yiśraʼel.Shalom Rosenberg -1991 - Yerushalayim: Sifriyat "Maʻaleh".Export citation Bookmark
- Good and evil in Jewish thought.Shalom Rosenberg -1989 - Tel Aviv: MOD Books.This discussion of Jewish philosophy, covers the complex issue of good and evil in the context of classical Jewish thought.
- Double Truth in the Writings of Medieval Jewish Averroists: An Esoteric Way of Appealing to Both Sceptics and Non-sceptics.Shalom Sadik -2024 - In Racheli Haliva, Yoav Meyrav & Daniel Davies,Averroes and Averroism in Medieval Jewish Thought. Leiden ; Boston: BRILL.Export citation Bookmark
- Hasdai crescas.Shalom Sadik -forthcoming -Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.No categories
- A Letter to Professor Janusz Kuczynski on the Christian-Marxist Dialogue.AlbertShalom -1978 -Dialectics and Humanism 5 (1):97-106.
- A note on propositional calculus.Shalom Rosenberg -1972 -Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 13 (4):506-510.
- The handbook of contemporary semantic theory.Shalom Lappin (ed.) -1996 - Cambridge, Mass., USA: Blackwell Reference.1. Formal semantics in linguistics -- 2. Generalized quantifier theory -- 3. The interface between syntax and semantics -- 4. Anaphora, discourse, and modality -- 5. Focus, presupposition, and negation -- 6. Tense -- 7. Questions -- 8. Plurals -- 9. Computational semantics -- 10. Lexical semantics -- 11. Semantics and related domains.
- Net-Generation Student Motivation to Attend Community College.Shalom Michael Akili -2014 - Upa.This book explores what motivates net-generation community college students to complete their degrees. By emphasizing relationships, personal growth, and support systems, the author’s research will empower educational institutions to increase retention and foster success.
- Automatic bare sluice disambiguation in dialogue.Shalom Lappin -unknownThe capacity to recognise and interpret sluices—bare wh-phrases that exhibit a sentential meaning—is essential to maintaining cohesive interaction between human users and a machine interlocutor in a dialogue system. In this paper we present a machine learning approach to sluice disambiguation in dialogue. Our experiments, based on solid theoretical considerations, show that applying machine learning techniques using a compact set of features that can be automatically identified from PoS markings in a corpus can be an efficient tool to disambiguate between (...) sluice interpretations. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- Analytical philosophy knowledge.Shalom Lappin -1971 -Philosophia 1 (1-2):117-128.No categories
- Décision humaine et animale dans la pensée de Rabbi Isaac Israeli.Shalom Sadik -2013 -Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy 21 (2):143-160.
- Eckhart, Lost in Translation: La traduction de Sh-h-r par Yehuda Alharizi et ses implications philosophiques.Shalom Sadik -2016 -Vivarium 54 (2-3):125-145._ Source: _Volume 54, Issue 2-3, pp 125 - 145 Maimonides’s _Guide for the Perplexed_ had a significant influence on both Jewish and Christian philosophy, although the vast majority of Jewish and Christian readers in the Middle Ages could not read the original Judeo-Arabic text. Instead, they had access to the text through Hebrew and Latin translations. The article focuses on words derived from the root _sh-h-r_ in the original text of Maimonides, first on the understanding of Maimonides himself, where (...) they take on two meanings; the first sense of these words is an adjective that refers to things well-known to the larger public; the second sense is that in which the opinions held by the public are opposed to the intelligibles. Second, while one of Maimonides’ Hebrew translators, Ibn Tibbon, did understand the original meaning of the words in the _Guide_, the other, Alharizi did not; he missed the distinction between rational understanding and generally admitted opinions. This misunderstanding changed the meaning of three important passages of the _Guide_. Finally the mistranslation of Alharizi influenced the medieval philosophers that either read his translation, such as Rabbi Aaron ben Elijah of Nicomedia, or a Latin translation based upon it, such as Meister Eckhart. (shrink)
- A Prolegomenon to What Is Called the "Soul".AlbertShalom -1983 -Review of Metaphysics 36 (3):569 - 590.To single out "time" or "temporality" as the most important concept within a philosophical framework attempting to delineate "reality" immediately raises the question of how to situate temporality itself. I will distinguish only two ways of situating time, because they both appear to be simple and straightforward, and because they establish a sufficient framework for the incipient theory I propose briefly elaborating. On the one hand, temporality can certainly be situated in terms of cosmological and biological evolution. And on the (...) other hand, it is certainly the case that temporality has been situated in terms of the evolution of mind or of the development of consciousness. It is of interest to note that these two ways of situating time are analogous to the two sides of what is frequently called "the body/mind problem," and they seem to carry analogous implications. (shrink)
- Hartshorne and the Problem of Personal Identity.AlbertShalom &John C. Robertson Jr -1978 -Process Studies 8 (3):169-179.
- Identité personelle et la temporalité du moi.AlbertShalom -1976 -Analecta Husserliana 5:149.Export citation Bookmark
- R. G. Collingwood et la metaphysique.AlbertShalom -1955 -Les Etudes Philosophiques 10 (4):693-711.
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