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- Introduction.Rodger Kibble,Paul Piwek &Ielka van derSluis -2007 -Journal of Logic, Language and Information 16 (4):361-363.
- Generation of Referring Expressions: Assessing the Incremental Algorithm.Kees van Deemter,Albert Gatt,Ielka van derSluis &Richard Power -2012 -Cognitive Science 36 (5):799-836.A substantial amount of recent work in natural language generation has focused on the generation of ‘‘one-shot’’ referring expressions whose only aim is to identify a target referent. Dale and Reiter's Incremental Algorithm (IA) is often thought to be the best algorithm for maximizing the similarity to referring expressions produced by people. We test this hypothesis by eliciting referring expressions from human subjects and computing the similarity between the expressions elicited and the ones generated by algorithms. It turns out that (...) the success of the IA depends substantially on the ‘‘preference order’’ (PO) employed by the IA, particularly in complex domains. While some POs cause the IA to produce referring expressions that are very similar to expressions produced by human subjects, others cause the IA to perform worse than its main competitors; moreover, it turns out to be difficult to predict the success of a PO on the basis of existing psycholinguistic findings or frequencies in corpora. We also examine the computational complexity of the algorithms in question and argue that there are no compelling reasons for preferring the IA over some of its main competitors on these grounds. We conclude that future research on the generation of referring expressions should explore alternatives to the IA, focusing on algorithms, inspired by the Greedy Algorithm, which do not work with a fixed PO. (shrink)
- Assessing the Incremental Algorithm: A Response to Krahmer et al.Kees van Deemter,Albert Gatt,Ielka van derSluis &Richard Power -2012 -Cognitive Science 36 (5):842-845.This response discusses the experiment reported in Krahmer et al.’s Letter to the Editor of Cognitive Science. We observe that their results do not tell us whether the Incremental Algorithm is better or worse than its competitors, and we speculate about implications for reference in complex domains, and for learning from ‘‘normal” (i.e., non-semantically-balanced) corpora.
- Het recht om grootmoeder te doden: korte geschiedenis van de euthanasiebeweging sinds 1870.I. van derSluis -1977 - Amsterdam: Saint Jacques.
- The ARSQ 2.0 reveals age and personality effects on mind-wandering experiences.B. Alexander Diaz,Sophie Van DerSluis,Jeroen S. Benjamins,Diederick Stoffers,Richard Hardstone,Huibert D. Mansvelder,Eus J. W. Van Someren &Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen -2014 -Frontiers in Psychology 5.
- How voluntary is voluntary euthanasia?Isaac Van derSluis -forthcoming -Journal of Palliative Care.
- Consequences of a network view for genetic association studies.Sophie van derSluis,Kees-Jan Kan &Conor V. Dolan -2010 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 33 (2-3):173-174.Cramer et al's proposal to view mental disorders as the outcome of network dynamics among symptoms obviates the need to invoke latent traits to explain co-occurrence of symptoms and syndromes. This commentary considers the consequences of such a network view for genetic association studies.
- (1 other version)Mercy, Murder, and Morality.C. J. van der Berge,Herman H. van der Kloot Meijburg,I. van derSluis,Henk Rigter,Courtney S. Campbell,Bette-Jane Crigger,J. G. M. Aarsten,P. V. Admiraal,I. D. de Beaufort,Th M. G. van Berkestijin,J. B. van Borssum Waalkes,E. Borst-Eilers,W. H. Cense,H. S. Cohen,H. M. Dupuis,W. Everaerd,J. K. M. Gevers,H. W. A. Hilhorst,W. R. Kastelein,H. H. van der Kloot Meijburg,H. M. Kuitert,H. J. J. Leemen,C. van der Meer,J. C. Molenaar,H. D. C. Roscam Abbing,H. Roelink,E. Schroten,C. P. Sporken,E. Ph R. Sutorius,J. Tromp Meesters,M. A. M. de Wachter,Abraham van der Spek &Richard Fenigsen -1989 -Hastings Center Report 19 (6):47.
- Inequality, Development, and Growth.Günseli Berik,Yana van der Meulen Rodgers &Stephanie Seguino (eds.) -2011 - Routledge.This volume presents a comprehensive analysis of the linkages between inequality, development, and growth from a feminist economics perspective. More specifically, it examines connections between intergroup inequality and macroeconomic outcomes, considering various channels through which gender, growth, and development interact. Using a range of analytical methods, country studies, and levels of aggregation, the contributors argue that inequalities based on gender, race, ethnicity, and class undermine the ability of people to provision and live fully to their capabilities. Authors examine the effect (...) of macroeconomic policies and economic growth on inequalities in material resources and well-being, as well as the effects of inequality on economic growth. The volume offers specific explanations for how the macroeconomy can hinder the achievement of gender equality and in turn how gender relations in areas like education and wage gaps can have macro-level impacts. Finally, the volume offers a rich array of policy options for promoting gender equality as both an intrinsic goal and a step toward improving well-being and broadly-shared development. This book was published as a special issue of _Feminist Economics_. (shrink)
- Managing education during the pandemic in the Netherlands and South Africa: A comparative study.Nicolaas A. Broer,Johannes L. van der Walt &Charl C. Wolhuter -2022 -HTS Theological Studies 78 (4):1–8.Optimism has reigned supreme for a long time regarding the potential of education (schooling) to address the many societal ailments that humankind has had to deal with. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 shifted all such aspirations to the back-burner. Now, after just more than a year after the initial outbreak of the pandemic, the question can be raised whether those who managed the pandemic in the educational context followed the correct policies and instituted the correct (ethical, (...) moral) measures in combatting the pandemic. This comparison between the situation in the Netherlands and South Africa reveals that although the role-players in both countries had a good understanding of the situation and of their duties in such conditions, they tended to treat education as just another facet of society, thereby demonstrating a lack of empathy with the unique demands of education (schooling). CONTRIBUTION: In this article, the authors investigate the governance performance of two different countries during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic concerning education and judge that performance based on a Biblically driven ethical-moral-pedagogical framework. (shrink)
- (1 other version)Als burgers het heft in eigen handen nemen: van representatieve naar doe-het-zelf democratie.Mark van Twist,Martijn van der Steen &Philip Marcel Karré -2009 -Res Publica 51 (4):521-535.
- (2 other versions)The slippery slope argument.Wibren van der Burg -1991 -Ethics 102 (1):42-65.I analyze three forms of the slippery slope argument (two logical and one empirical) using two questions: 1) in the context of what kind of norms are we considering a first step on a possible slope: statute law, precedent law, positive morality, or critical morality? 2) What is meant by "If we allow this first step"? The conclusion is that the argument's greatest force is in a context of institutionalized norms, like law, whereas its importance in morality is only marginal.
- Vulnerability of pregnant women in clinical research.Indira S. E. van der Zande,Rieke van der Graaf,Martijn A. Oudijk &Johannes J. M. van Delden -2017 -Journal of Medical Ethics 43 (10):657-663.
- Towards a theory of intention revision.Wiebe van der Hoek,Wojciech Jamroga &Michael Wooldridge -2007 -Synthese 155 (2):265-290.Although the change of beliefs in the face of new information has been widely studied with some success, the revision of other mental states has received little attention from the theoretical perspective. In particular, intentions are widely recognised as being a key attitude for rational agents, and while several formal theories of intention have been proposed in the literature, the logic of intention revision has been hardly considered. There are several reasons for this: perhaps most importantly, intentions are very closely (...) connected with other mental states—in particular, beliefs about the future and the abilities of the agent. So, we cannot study them in isolation. We must consider the interplay between intention revision and the revision of other mental states, which complicates the picture considerably. In this paper, we present some first steps towards a theory of intention revision. We develop a simple model of an agent’s mental states, and define intention revision operators. Using this model, we develop a logic of intention dynamics, and then investigate some of its properties. (shrink)
- The local church as a non-governmental organisation in the fight against poverty: A historical overview of Bethulie 1933–1935.Johan Van der Merwe -2014 -HTS Theological Studies 70 (1).No categories
- ‘Theory of mind’ in animals: ways to make progress.Elske van der Vaart &Charlotte K. Hemelrijk -2014 -Synthese 191 (3).Whether any non-human animal can attribute mental states to others remains the subject of extensive debate. This despite the fact that several species have behaved as if they have a ‘theory of mind’ in various behavioral tasks. In this paper, we review the reasons of skeptics for their doubts: That existing experimental setups cannot distinguish between ‘mind readers’ and ‘behavior readers’, that results that seem to indicate ‘theory of mind’ may come from studies that are insufficiently controlled, and that our (...) own intuitive biases may lead us to interpret behavior more ‘cognitively’ than is necessary. The merits of each claim and suggested solution are weighed. The conclusion is that while it is true that existing setups cannot conclusively demonstrate ‘theory of mind’ in non-human animals, focusing on this fact is unlikely to be productive. Instead, the more interesting question is how sophisticated their social reasoning can be, whether it is about ‘unobservable inner experiences’ or not. Therefore, it is important to address concerns about the setup and interpretation of specific experiments. To alleviate the impact of intuitive biases, various strategies have been proposed in the literature. These include a deeper understanding of associative learning, a better knowledge of the limited ‘theory of mind’ humans actually use, and thinking of animal cognition in an embodied, embedded way; that is, being aware that constraints outside of the brain, and outside of the body, may naturally predispose individuals to produce behavior that looks smart without requiring complex cognition. To enable this kind of thinking, a powerful methodological tool is advocated: Computational modeling, namely agent-based modeling and, particularly, cognitive modeling. By explicitly simulating the rules and representations that underlie animal performance on specific tasks, it becomes much easier to look past one’s own biases and to see what cognitive processes might actually be occurring. (shrink)
- The importance of ideals.Wibren van der Burg -1997 -Journal of Value Inquiry 31 (1):23-37.
- The optimist within? Selective sampling and self-deception.Leslie van der Leer &Ryan McKay -2017 -Consciousness and Cognition 50:23-29.
- The wording of conclusions in relational reasoning.Jean-Baptiste Van der Henst &Walter Schaeken -2005 -Cognition 97 (1):1-22.
- Zazie dans les polders-Astérix chez les Bataves: le jeu de mots est-il vraiment intraduisible?J. van Baardewijk,A. van der Linden &M. Niessen -1988 -Contrastes 16:29-48.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - Ayodhya and Somnath: Eternal Shrines, Contested.Peter van der Veer -1992 -Social Research: An International Quarterly 59 (1).No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Two-phase deontic logic.Leendert Van der Torre &Yao-Hua Tan -2000 -Logique Et Analyse 43 (171–172):411-456.
- Das Selbstverständnis der jüdischen Diaspora in der hellenistisch-römischen ZeitDas Selbstverstandnis der judischen Diaspora in der hellenistisch-romischen Zeit.Harold W. Attridge,Willem Cornelis van Unnik &Pieter Willem van der Horst -1995 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 115 (2):323.No categories
- Hoe tweederangs zijn lokale verkiezingen?Herman Lelieveldt &Ramon van der Does -2014 -Res Publica 56 (3):317-336.
- Soviet Theory of the History of Philosophy as Capstone of Soviet Philosophical Culture.Evert van der Zweerde -2018 -Rivista di Storia Della Filosofia 73 (2):357-371.No categories
- Some recent responses to neoliberalism and its views on education.Johannes L. Van der Walt -2017 -HTS Theological Studies 73 (3).No categories
- A Grammar of Toba Batak.John M. Echols &H. N. van der Tuuk -1973 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 93 (2):251.
- The 'Theology' of the Hippocratic Threatise On the Sacred Disease.J. Van Der Eijk -1990 -Apeiron 23 (2):87 - 119.
- A Critical Discussion of the Characteristic Properties of List PR and FPTP Systems.Eliora van der Hout,Jack Stecher &Harrie de Swart -2007 -Analyse & Kritik 29 (2):259-268.This paper discusses the characteristic properties of List PR systems and FPTP systems, as given in Hout 2005 and Hout et al. 2006. While many of the properties we consider are common to both systems, it turns out (see Hout 2005) that the British system distinguishes itself by satisfying the district cancellation property, while the Dutch system distinguishes itself by satisfying consistency and anonymity. For scoring rules, topsonlyness is equivalent to being party fragmentation-proof (see Hout 2005; Hout et al. 2006). (...) One might present this as an argument in favour of requiring topsonlyness. However, we will also give counter-arguments against insisting upon the property of being party fragmentation-proof. (shrink)No categories
- Endogenous entry in lowest-unique sealed-bid auctions.Harold Houba,Dinard van der Laan &Dirk Veldhuizen -2011 -Theory and Decision 71 (2):269-295.Lowest-unique sealed-bid auctions are auctions with endogenous participation, costly bids, and the lowest bid among all unique bids wins. Properties of symmetric NEs are studied. The symmetric NE with the lowest expected gains is the maximin outcome under symmetric strategies, and it is the solution to a mathematical program. Comparative statics for the number of bidders, the value of the item and the bidding cost are derived. The two bidders’ auction is equivalent to the Hawk–Dove game. Simulations of replicator dynamics (...) provide numerical evidence that the symmetric NE with the lowest expected gains is also asymptotically stable. (shrink)
- It takes more to forgive: The role of executive control.Johan C. Karremans &Reine C. van der Wal -2013 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 36 (1):25-25.The target article's evolutionary approach provides an excellent framework for understanding when and why people retaliate or forgive. We argue that recent findings on the basic processes in forgiveness can further refine the authors' proposed model. Specifically, the lack of executive control may restrict the explanatory power of relationship value and exploitation risk.
- Vergleich der mittleren Bewegungen in der babylonischen, griechischen und indischen Astronomie.B. L. van der Waerden -1966 -Centaurus 11 (1):1-18.No categories
- Touching Wounds: On the Fugitivity of Stigma.Annette-Carina van der Zaag -2022 -philoSOPHIA: A Journal of Continental Feminism 12 (1):37-55.Abstract:What if our politics are shaped by the texture of wounds rather than the identity of selves? What possible future will have been opened up by posing that very question? I take up Eve Sedgwick’s invitation to begin with stigma “as a near-inexhaustible source of transformational energy” for a transformative queer politics and elaborate Sedgwick’s attention to spoiled identity through Hortense Spiller’s conceptualization of the flesh. The flesh substantiates the grounds for a materialist ontology that begins with stigma, the materiality (...) of the wound, to constitute a transformative politics toward a fugitive elsewhere. Reading Sedgwick and Spillers together opens up a transformative ontological register that spans the material, affective, and fugitive. I argue that the hieroglyphics of the flesh give us knowledge of ourselves and others and the world(s) we have lived through but also invite us to transform who and what we are, how we relate, and what a world might look like where our being is not constituted by fugitive survival. I suggest that such hieroglyphics can be engaged by touching wounds understood as a haptic reading of textures impressed on our embodied being while paying attention to the lines of flight that erupt from the wound. (shrink)No categories
- Objectivity, Method, and Point of View: Essays in the Philosophy of History.Willem J. Van der Dussen &Lionel Rubinoff (eds.) -1991 - New York: E.J. Brill.The essays collected together in this volume originated with a symposium which addressed a variety of issues associated with the publications of Professor W.H. Dray in the philosophy of history. In this expanded version of the original symposium, to which Professor Dray has provided a critical response, a group of prominent philosophers and historians address the central questions posed by contemporary philosophy of history - such as, the logic and methodology of historical explanation, the selection and uses of evidence, the (...) fact/value relationship, the nature of historical causation, the question of conflicting interpretations and their possible resolution, the idea of history as a school of practical wisdom, and the question whether history has any discernable pattern or meaning. These issues are approached from the experience of both historians and philosophers and represent an important increment to the long-standing and continuing debates concerning the nature and aims of the practice and philosophy of history. (shrink)
- Opvattingen over het geweten: een ideeënhistorische schets.G. A. Van der Wal -1986 -Wijsgerig Perspectief 7:175-181.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Reading Across the Divide: Analytic and Continental Philosophy.Floris Van Der Burg &Thomas Hart (eds.) -2010 - Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.What is human finitude? What is objectivity? What is culture? What is truth? Reading Across the Divide brings together critical essays from the continental and analytic traditions in philosophy. The selection is geared towards a better understanding of philosophical problems by combining the perspectives from both sides of the divide between analytic and continental philosophy. The specific ordering of the texts and the short introductions to them facilitate this better understanding. Although it is true that the introductions, selections of texts, (...) and the ordering of them could be seen to imply a particular philosophical interpretation, the editors are adamant that this is by no means the only possible view. The editors do take a firm stance against what they take to be the infertile political division in philosophy between analytic and continental philosophy. (shrink)
- Roberto Bolaño mató a Carmen, y nosotros lo pillamos.Carlos-Germán van der Linde,Lina María Rosales,Demetrios Pashalides,Diego Pulgarín,Johanna Torres &Pedro Remolina -2008 -Logos (La Salle) 13:99-113.El siguiente documento es el resultado de un seminario de investigación sobre novela policíaca latinoamericana reciente, desarrollado en el curso de Novela Latinoamericana, de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras en la Universidad de La Salle. La fundamentación teórica del seminario tuvo como marco general la Estética de la Recepción fundada en la Escuela de Constanza, Alemania, por Hans Robert Jauss y Wolfgang Iser. Para el caso concreto de la teoría literaria sobre novela policíaca vista en perspectiva sociológica, preferimos apelar (...) a las reflexiones fundacionales de Roger Caillios (1942), las que tiene un sugestivo subtítulo, a saber, La novela policíaca. –De cómo la inteligencia se retira del mundo para consagrarse a sus juegos y de cómo la sociedad introduce sus problemas en éstos. Por otra parte, elegimos la novela corta de Roberto Bolaño, La pista de hielo; y sobre esta elaboramos distintas hipótesis de trabajo, hasta lograr, al juicio de nuestros lectores, una propuesta de teoría literaria, que dé cuenta de la nueva narrativa policíaca. (shrink)No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Religious Discrimination in Childhood and Adolescence.Nastasya van der Straten Waillet &Isabelle Roskam -2012 -Archive for the Psychology of Religion 34 (2):215-242.The aim of this study was to assess the links between religious discrimination and developmental and contextual variables. Based on the assumption that discrimination results from the interplay of prejudice and moral thinking, discriminatory behaviour was hypothesised to be linked to age, school environment, minority or majority group membership, and parental religious socialisation practices. The results indicate that discrimination is more frequent during childhood than during pre-adolescence or adolescence, more common in homogeneous schools than in heterogeneous schools, and more likely (...) when parents frequently express messages promoting mistrust of other religious groups. Participants from the minority group were more likely to discriminate against their own ingroup than were those from the majority group. Further studies are needed to determine whether these links are correlative or predictive, and to understand the underlying processes of religious discrimination. (shrink)No categories
- Rationale et rationabile dans le De ordine de saint augustin. Ou comment augustin fait d'une distinction lexicale un outil à la fois philosophique et pédagogique.Sophie Van der Meeren -2005 -Kairos (Université de Toulouse-Le Mirail. Faculté de philosophie) 25:359-360.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Reiniging en reinheid bij Plato.Johannes Antonius Gerardus van der Veer -1936 - Amsterdam,: H. J. Paris.
- Rede en vrede: over wijsbegeerte en openbaring.Errit van der Velde -1977 - Kampen: Kok.No categories
- Rosa Luxemburg’s Global Class Analysis.Marcel van der Linden -2016 -Historical Materialism 24 (1):135-159.How did Rosa Luxemburg, in herThe Accumulation of Capitaland other writings, analyse the development of the working class and other subordinate classes under capitalism, and how did she view the relationship between these classes and those living in ‘natural economic societies’? Following primary sources closely, the present essay reconstructs and evaluates Luxemburg’s class analysis of global society. It is shown that Luxemburg pioneered a truly global concept of solidarity from below, including the most oppressed – women and colonised peoples.No categories
- Religious Language Interpretation.Dr Jan van der Lans &Przemyslaw Jablonski -1994 -Archive for the Psychology of Religion 21 (1):208-219.No categories
- Review. Medecine et morale dans l'antiquite. H Flashar, J Jouanna [edd].Philip J. van der Eijk -1999 -The Classical Review 49 (2):539-541.
- Recht met reden: verzamelde opstellen.Goossen Albertus van der Wal &Renâe Foquâe -2003 - [Alphen aan de Rijn]: Kluwer Academic Publishers. Edited by René Foqué.
- Essays on Kant's Political Philosophy, ed. Howard Lloyd Williams.Harry van der Linden -1994 -Ethics 104:196.Article reviews the book "Essays on Kant's Political Philosophy," edited by Howard Lloyd Williams.
- RGN-Verslag oor godsdiens, tussengroepverhoudinge en maatskaplike verandering in Suid-Afrika.P. J. Van der Merwe -1986 -HTS Theological Studies 42 (3).No categories
- Rong-ston on the Prajñāpāramitā Philosophy of the Abhisamayālaṃkāra, His Sub-Commentary on Haribhadra's "Sphuṭārthā": A Facsimile Reproduction of the Earliest Known Blockprint Edition, from an Examplar Preserved in the Tibet House, New DelhiRong-ston on the Prajnaparamita Philosophy of the Abhisamayalamkara, His Sub-Commentary on Haribhadra's "Sphutartha": A Facsimile Reproduction of the Earliest Known Blockprint Edition, from an Examplar Preserved in the Tibet House, New Delhi.Leonard W. J. van der Kuijp &David P. Jackson -1991 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 111 (3):584.No categories
- Remembering plurals: Unit of coding and form of coding during serial recall.Hugo Van Der Molen &John Morton -1979 -Cognition 7 (1):35-47.
- Re-engaging Spiritual Formation in Online Theological Education.Cornelis van der Knijff -2021 -Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies 38 (4):316-329.In the recent literature on formation in online theological education, a number of thematic strands can be delineated: the apologetic, didactic, pedagogical, empirical, and geographical strands. However, apart from the early apologetic stage of the discussion theological reflection plays a minor role in the literature. In this article, I argue that theology plays a limited and superficial role in contemporary writings about formation in online theological education. Yet, spiritual formation in online theological education needs theological grounding. Given the accelerated shift (...) to forms of online education across the world, such theological grounding is an urgent task. In this renewed theological engagement, three areas especially call for sustained attention: the multi-faceted nature of spiritual formation; the question of agency in spiritual formation and the consequences for the theological curriculum; and engagement with theological traditions that offer ample material to guide our contemporary thinking about spiritual formation. (shrink)No categories
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