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- Die Hauptprobleme der indogermanischen Sprachwissenschaft.P. E. Dumont,HermanHirt &Helmut Arntz -1942 -American Journal of Philology 63 (1):123.
- The Moral Habitat.BarbaraHerman -2021 - Oxford: Oxford University Press.The Moral Habitat offers a new and systematic interpretation of Kant's moral and political philosophy.Herman introduces the idea of a moral habitat to examines the dynamic system of duties that exists between individuals and civic institutions.No categories
- Some additional data relevant to considerations about the existence of cognitive-developmental stages.Herman T. Epstein -1978 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 1 (2):185-185.
- A Tall Tale: In Defense of Semantic Minimalism and Speech Act Pluralism.Herman Cappelen &Ernie Lepore -2005 - In Gerhard Preyer & Georg Peter,Contextualism in philosophy: knowledge, meaning, and truth. New York: Oxford University Press. pp. 197-220.In Insensitive Semantics (2004), we argue for two theses – Semantic Minimalism and Speech Act Pluralism. In this paper, we outline our defense against two objections often raised against Semantic Minimalism. To get to that defense, we first need some stage setting. To that end, we begin with five stage setting sections. These lead to the first objection, viz., that it might follow from our view that comparative adjectives are context insensitive. We defend our view against that objection (not, as (...) you might expect, by denying that implication, but by endorsing it). Having done so, we address a second objection, viz., that Semantic Minimalism makes it difficult to see what role semantic content plays in communicative exchanges. We respond and end with a reversal, i.e., we argue that even though the second objection fails against us, it works against those who raise the objection. In particular, we show that Recanati ends up with a notion of communicated content that fails various tests for psychological reality. (shrink)
- End of life.Chris Gastmans &Herman Nys -2014 - In Yann Joly & Bartha Maria Knoppers,Routledge Handbook of Medical Law and Ethics. New York, NY: Routledge.Export citation
Bookmark - Legitimitätswandel der Wissenschaft.Herman Lübbe -1981 - In Gernot Böhme & Franz Moser,Neue Funktionen von Wissenschaft und Technik in den 80er Jahren: Beiträge zur Technik- und Wissenschaftsdiskussion. Wien: Verlag des Verbandes der Wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaften Östeerreichs.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- An Organisational Perspective on Military Ethics.Eric-Hans Kramer,Herman Kuipers &Miriam de Graaff -2022 - In Désirée Verweij, Peter Olsthoorn & Eva van Baarle,Ethics and Military Practice. Leiden Boston: Brill.Export citation Bookmark
- Kantian Commitments: Essays on Moral Theory and Practice.BarbaraHerman -2022 - Oxford: Oxford University Press.This volume collects ten essays investigating some fundamental aspects of Kant's ethics, drawing wider conclusions for moral philosophy.Herman aims to undermine some received ideas about how Kantian ethics works and what it means in practice.
- Hermeneutics and the Humanities: Dialogues with Hans-Georg Gadamer.Madeleine Kasten,Herman Paul &Rico Sneller (eds.) -2012 - Amsterdam University Press.Published in 1960, Hans-Georg Gadamer’s _Truth and Method_ is one of the most influential books on interpretation to have appeared in the past half century. Scholars across the humanities have applied, discussed, and criticized its insights. This volume aims to continue this conversation between hermeneutics and the humanities and tries to map Gadamer’s influence on the humanities, while identifying the possibilities for further interaction between his ideas and contemporary scholarship. This bilingual collection is essential reading for scholars interested in issues (...) of methodology, theory, and philosophy. (shrink)
- Cue encoding and recognition in facilitation of recall.Herman Buschke &Gerald Lazar -1973 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 97 (1):75.
- Ordinal sequence in short-term retention of numbers.Herman Buschke &Richard Lenon -1969 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 81 (1):201.
- Reminding and retrieval from permanent storage.Herman Buschke,Philip C. Goldberg &Gerald Lazar -1973 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 101 (1):132.
- Frontiers in American Philosophy Volume Ii.Robert W. Burch &Herman J. Saatkamp (eds.) -1996 - Texas A & M University Press.This second volume arising from the Frontiers in American Philosophy Conference held at Texas A&M University is "festive, celebrating the diversity of thought and influences in American philosophy," say its editors. In these thirty-six essays, there is no attempt to define an American ethos; in fact, the editors conclude that, even pragmatism, identified by Tocqueville as America's defining attribute, should not be described as a national philosophy. It is, as Gerard Deledalle notes in his essay, "the new universal philosophy, because (...) it is the philosophy of experience and democracy that is any nation's `manifest destiny.'" These articles, by thoughtful scholars from North America and several European nations, look forward through the developments presently shaping philosophical inquiry in the United States and backward to the origins and plurality of the American intellectual heritage. Not a parochial or narrow perspective, the focus on American philosophy sharpens the dialogue that clarifies and explicates American thought in the context of a world community. (shrink)No categories
- Frontiers in American Philosophy.Robert W. Burch &Herman J. Saatkamp -1992 - Texas A & M University Press.To push the edges of the known, to look at the accepted in novel ways, is indeed to stand at the frontiers of a field. In Frontiers in American Philosophy thirty-five contemporary scholars explore classical American thought in bold new ways. An extraordinary range of issues and thinkers is represented in these pages--from such core themes as metaphysics and social philosophy, which receive primary attention, to some consideration of American philosophers' technical accomplishments in mathematical logic and philosophical analysis. The authors (...) also offer new perspectives on the work of the leading American philosophers, including George Herbert Mead, William James, John Dewey, Charles Sanders Peirce, and Emma Goldman. Not surprisingly perhaps, a great deal of the discussion revolves, either directly or indirectly, around that great axis of intellectual issues commonly known as the "realism/idealism" controversy. It seems fitting that so much attention is devoted to the possibility of some sort of middle position between "external realism" and its antipode in some form of relativistic subjectivism. For, in the last analysis, such a middle position is for the American philosophers the core meaning of "pragmatism.”. (shrink)
- Lichaamssamenstelling bij anorexia nervosa patiënten voor en na behandeling.Marina Goris,Herman Van Coppenolle,Michel Probst &Walter Vandereycken -1990 -Hermes 21:543-551.No categories
- Tidens triumf: en historikers tanker om tid i historien.MogensHerman Hansen -2010 - København: Museum Tusculanums Forlag.
- Kāvya in South India: Old Tamil Caṅkam PoetryKavya in South India: Old Tamil Cankam Poetry.George Hart &Herman Tieken -2004 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 124 (1):180.No categories
- G. W. Leibniz Ausgewählte Philosophische Schriften Im Originaltext.Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz &Herman Schmalenbach -1914 - F. Meiner.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Philosophie en Cultuur.DrHerman Wolf -1936 -Synthese 1 (1):262-274.
- The Meaning of Historicism for Our Time.Frank Ankersmit,Herman Paul &Reinbert A. Krol -2010 -Journal of the Philosophy of History 4 (2):119-120.
- Accounting for the commandments in medieval Judaism: studies in law, philosophy, pietism, and kabbalah.Jeremy P. Brown &MarcHerman (eds.) -2021 - Leiden ; Boston: Brill.Accounting for the Commandments in Medieval Judaism explores the discursive formation of the commandments as a generative matrix of Jewish thought and life in the posttalmudic period. Each study sheds light on how medieval Jews crafted the commandments out of theretofore underdetermined material. By systematizing, representing, or interrogating the amorphous category of commandment, medieval Jewish authors across both the Islamic and Christian spheres of influence sought to explain, justify, and characterize Israel's legal system, divine revelation, the cosmos, and even the (...) divine order. This volume correlates bodies of knowledge-such as jurisprudence, philosophy, ethics, pietism, and kabbalah-that are normally treated in isolation into a single conversation about a shared constitutional concern. (shrink)
- De fractieleider : Knelpunt of knooppunt in het parlementair gebeuren?Herman De Croo -1980 -Res Publica 22 (1-2):131-147.The author describes the recent changes of rules and proceedings in the House of Representatives, later on in the Senate and finally in both the new «cultural Assemblees», concerning the existence, the functioning and the importance of parliamentary groups and their leaders.Assimilated to the status of Vice-presidents of their Assembly, the parliamentary leaders are in charge of many responsabilities and more attention is given to the parliamentary group as such rather than to the individual members. Seating the members in the (...) House, allocating to their «mandated» members speaking time in important debates, replacing members of their group in the specialized committees, preparing with the Speaker the public debates, taking full responsability for the material aid provided to their group and their members the many tasks of the parliamentary leaders in the organization of parliamentary work are increasing.Their political functions are much more important. Usually the parliamentary leader sits in the top policy making organs of his party, very often he has had governmental experience and, as a floor leader, intervenes in the important debates.Even if essential differences can be observed between political parties the leader in the Parliament plays an important role as the link between political parties and parliament. (shrink)
- De relatie parlement-regering in België.Herman De Croo -1989 -Res Publica 31 (2):157-164.This article analyses the complex relationships between the elected parliament and the government.Firstly, effective political participation of the constituency in the election of its parliamentary representatives is limited because of the pre-selection of the candidates by the parties themselves. Secondly, the freedom of the parliament is restricted by the complex network of pressures and counterpressures between legislature and executive. Parliament has recently tried to regain some of its influence by organising special parliamentary inquiry committees and by resorting to professional help (...) for assistance in its legislative work. However, the growing professionalisation might become yet another restriction to the parliamentarians' freedom of political action. Thirdly, parliamentary legislative power is undermined by the subtile way governmental decision making ends in legislation.The mass media seem increasingly unable to translate this complexity to the public. As a result the public becomes more and more indifferent to the functioning of the system, which could endanger the genuine democratic influence of the people in the parliamentary system. (shrink)
- Erkenning, gelijkheid en verschil.Herman De Dijn &Marcel ten Hooven -2003 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 65 (3):579-580.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Freedom in contemporary culture.Herman De Dijn -1998 -South African Journal of Philosophy 17 (2):89-103.Export citation Bookmark
- Recht is macht: Ontmaskering Van de autoriteit? Korte inleiding in Spinoza's politieke filosofie.Herman De Dijn -2006 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 68 (3):507-524.This paper is an interpretation of the precise meaning of Spinoza's provocative theses that "right is might", and that the real basis of political and other authority is power. The possibility condition of these radically modern theses — that imply the end of traditional theologico-political thinking — is a peculiar naturalistic theology. At the same time, this paper provides a brief, but thorough introduction to Spinoza's political philosophy. Some aspects of it which are often neglected, such as the intricate relationship (...) beween the law and the mores of the people, are given their due weight. (shrink)
- XII. Dio Chrysostomus als historiker.Heinrich Deiter &Herman Haupt -1884 -Philologus: Zeitschrift für Antike Literatur Und Ihre Rezeption 43 (3):385-404.No categories
- Order and disorder (a study of mediaeval principles).HenryHerman Slesser -1945 - New York [etc.]: Hutchinson & co..
- Reason, emotion, and music: towards a common structure for arts, sciences, and philosophies, based on a conceptual framework for the description of music.Leo Apostel,Herman Sabbe &Fernand J. Vandamme (eds.) -1986 - Ghent: Communication & Cognition.
- Mercy, Murder, and Morality.C. J. Berge,Herman H. Meijburg,Abraham Spek &I. Sluis -1989 -Hastings Center Report 19 (6):47-52.
- A comparison between correction and noncorrection methods in drive discrimination.Norma F. Besch,Herman Morris &Seymour Levine -1963 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 65 (4):414.
- Luther and the German state.JanHerman Brinks -1998 -Heythrop Journal 39 (1):1–17.This article is a discussion of the instrumentalization of Martin Luther by German historiography in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries for politically‐legitimating, purpose providing and especially national purposes. In the nineteenth century the Luther jubilee of 1883 was one of the highlights of German nationalism, which had developed rapidly since the unification of 1871. During the First and Second World War Luther again was turned into an active supporter of German nationalism. This study focuses on the last large‐scale attempt to (...) instrumentalize Luther for national purposes; ie the Luther interpretation in the German Democratic Republic. With the help of a new Luther reception the GDR tried to improve the basis for her own national identity. She intensified her policy of delimitation from the Federal Republic of Germany with the help of a new and very positive Luther image. These East German attempts, however, backfired and were counter productive in their results. The political appeal to an all‐German historical personality like Martin Luther could not legitimate a divided Germany. On the contrary, it brought about the opposite, that is it rather stimulated underlying all‐German affinities and cohesive forces. Of course East German historians did not aim at “Wiedervereinigung”– which, naturally was a political issue of the highest degree. But, with the aid of Luther, they unconsciously played an important part in setting the stage for German unification. (shrink)
- The Meaning of Philosophy in the Roman-Hellenistic World.Anton-Herman Chroust -1954 -The Thomist 17:197.Export citation Bookmark
- Exploring the function of relative sentences in New Testament Greek.Herman C. Du Toit -2015 -HTS Theological Studies 71 (1).No categories
- The Imaginary Polis: Symposium, January 7-10, 2004. Acts of the Copenhagen Polis Centre 7.MogensHerman Hansen (ed.) -2005No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- On being rejected.JohnHerman Randall -1953 -Journal of Philosophy 50 (26):797-805.No categories
- The wrong and the bad.JohnHerman Randall Jr -1954 -Journal of Philosophy 51 (24):764-775.
- The critique of poor reason.ArnoldHerman Kamiat -1936 - [New York]: Priv. print. [F. M. Rapp].
- Critical theory and electronic media.Vincent Mosco &AndrewHerman -1981 -Theory and Society 10 (6):869-896.
- Hellenistic Ways of Deliverance and the Making of the Christian Synthesis.JohnHerman Randall -1970No categories
- Introduction.Vasti Roodt &Herman W. Siemens -2008 - In Vasti Roodt & Herman W. Siemens,Nietzsche, Power and Politics: Rethinking Nietzsche's Legacy for Political Thought. De Gruyter.No categories
- Political Implications of Happiness in Descartes and Nietzsche.Vasti Roodt &Herman W. Siemens -2008 - In Vasti Roodt & Herman W. Siemens,Nietzsche, Power and Politics: Rethinking Nietzsche's Legacy for Political Thought. De Gruyter.No categories
- Over kerkelijke dogmatiek en marxistische filosofie: Karl Barth vergelijkenderwijs gelezen.RinseHerman Reeling Brouwer -1988 - 's-Gravenhage: Boekencentrum.No categories
- Perennis quaedam philosophia: exégèse et antécédents d'un texte leibnizien.Herman Jean De Vleeschauwer -1968 - Pretoria: [Universiteit van Suid-Afrika].
- In Memoriam.John Lachs,Herman Saatkamp &Larry Hickman -2018 -Overheard in Seville 36 (36):121-124.
- Was the deflation of the depression anticipated? An inference using real-time data.Gabriel Mathy &Herman Stekler -2018 -Journal of Economic Methodology 25 (2):117-125.Theories that explain the behavior of the economy during the Depression are based on assumptions about agents’ expectations about future price trends. This paper uses an alternative methodological approach which utilizes real-time information from the Depression period to infer whether deflation was anticipated. The information includes the forecasting methodology of that time as well as projections about anticipated output that were obtained from the textual analysis of business statements, converting qualitative to quantitative data. We infer that deflation was not anticipated (...) because agents did not expect economic output to consistently decrease. (shrink)
- Raum, Zeit und Relativität.RolfHerman Nevanlinna -1964 - Basel,: Birkhäuserverlag.
- The Making of English History.Robert Livingston Schuyler &Herman Ausubel -1953 -Science and Society 17 (2):178-180.Export citation Bookmark
- Plato's Detractors in Antiquity.Anton-Herman Chroust -1962 -Review of Metaphysics 16 (1):98 - 118."The day would fail me," Pontianus observes in Athenaeus' Deinosophistae, "if I were to proceed enumerating all those men who were abused by the philosopher [scil., Plato]...." For "Plato was in fact hostile towards everyone," and displayed "malice towards all"; he had "the reputation of being jealous and of having by no means a good name so far as his character was concerned"; and "besides of being malicious,... [he] also was eager for fame"--characteristics which, if true, certainly would not endear (...) him to others. Aristoxenus, for instance, maintains that perhaps from sheer envy or malice Plato "wanted to burn all of the writings of Democritus." When he failed in this, Aristoxenus continues, Plato, "who mentions almost all the early philosophers, never once alluded to Democritus, not even where it would be appropriate to take issue with him, obviously because he knew that he would have to compete against the greatest of all philosophers." Plato was also accused of being jealous of Xenophon, refusing to mention him in his Phaedo, and of making it a deliberate issue to contradict Xenophon's statement that from his earliest childhood King Cyrus had been thoroughly educated in all the traditional branches of learning. As a matter of fact, Plato insisted that Cyrus "had never given much thought to education." Plato, according to these reports, also denied in a spirit of resentment the truth of Xenophon's description of Menon's foul treachery, calling the whole account an outright fabrication deliberately invented to discredit Menon--in Plato's opinion an upright and praiseworthy person. It might be contended, therefore, that in the final analysis the reasons for the many ancient "anti-platonica" may be looked for in Plato himself, especially in the many violent and often unrestrained polemics which he hurled, often indiscriminately, against practically every author. "He [scil., Plato] was the first philosopher... to attack the views of almost all of his predecessors.". (shrink)
- Spinoza en de geneeskunde..MozesHerman Cohen -1920 - [Amsterdam]: Druk de Bussy.
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