Works by R. M.
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- Functional genomic hypothesis generation and experimentation by a robot scientist.Ross King,Whelan D.,E. Kenneth,Ffion Jones,Reiser M.,G. K. Philip,Christopher Bryant,Muggleton H.,H. Stephen,Douglas Kell,Oliver B. &G. Stephen -2004 -Nature 427 (6971):247--52.
- The Book of Songs.R. M. &Arthur Waley -1960 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 80 (2):188.No categories
- Alquié, Ferdinand: La Nostalgie De L'être.R. F. M. & Staff -1955 -Revista de Filosofía (Madrid) 14 (52):170.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - A Study of the Cognomina of Soldiers in the Roman Legions.R. V. D. M. &Lindley Richard Dean -1916 -American Journal of Philology 37 (2):217.
- Approaches to Modern Chinese History.R. M.,Albert Feurerwerker,Rhoads Murphy &Mary C. Wright -1968 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 88 (2):367.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1986 -Biology and Philosophy 1 (3):403-406.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1990 -Biology and Philosophy 5 (4):403-406.Of articles which are submitted for publication in Philosophy, a surprisingly large proportion are about the views of Richard Rorty. Some, indeed, we have published. They, along with pretty well all the articles we receive on Professor Rorty, are highly critical. On the perverse assumption that there must be something to be said for anyone who attracts widespread hostility, it is only right to see what can be said in favour of Rorty's latest collection of papers, entitled, Truth and Progress,.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1993 -Biology and Philosophy 8 (3):403-406.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1993 -Biology and Philosophy 8 (1):403-406.There is a rather striking video currently used in police training. A firearms officer is caught on video shooting an armed suspect. The officer then gives his account of what happened, and there is no suggestion that he is tying to fabricate evidence. He says that he shot the suspect once; his partner says that he fired two shots. On the video we see four shots being deliberately fired. Memory, it seems, is an unreliable witness in situations of stress.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1994 -Biology and Philosophy 9 (2):403-406.Of articles which are submitted for publication in Philosophy, a surprisingly large proportion are about the views of Richard Rorty. Some, indeed, we have published. They, along with pretty well all the articles we receive on Professor Rorty, are highly critical. On the perverse assumption that there must be something to be said for anyone who attracts widespread hostility, it is only right to see what can be said in favour of Rorty's latest collection of papers, entitled, Truth and Progress,.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1995 -Biology and Philosophy 10 (3):403-406.Of articles which are submitted for publication in Philosophy, a surprisingly large proportion are about the views of Richard Rorty. Some, indeed, we have published. They, along with pretty well all the articles we receive on Professor Rorty, are highly critical. On the perverse assumption that there must be something to be said for anyone who attracts widespread hostility, it is only right to see what can be said in favour of Rorty's latest collection of papers, entitled, Truth and Progress,.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1996 -Biology and Philosophy 11 (1):403-406.Of articles which are submitted for publication in Philosophy, a surprisingly large proportion are about the views of Richard Rorty. Some, indeed, we have published. They, along with pretty well all the articles we receive on Professor Rorty, are highly critical. On the perverse assumption that there must be something to be said for anyone who attracts widespread hostility, it is only right to see what can be said in favour of Rorty's latest collection of papers, entitled, Truth and Progress,.
- Boonotes.R. M. -1997 -Biology and Philosophy 12 (3):435-441.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1988 -Biology and Philosophy 3 (4):403-406.Of articles which are submitted for publication in Philosophy, a surprisingly large proportion are about the views of Richard Rorty. Some, indeed, we have published. They, along with pretty well all the articles we receive on Professor Rorty, are highly critical. On the perverse assumption that there must be something to be said for anyone who attracts widespread hostility, it is only right to see what can be said in favour of Rorty's latest collection of papers, entitled, Truth and Progress,.
- Booknotes.R. M. -1989 -Biology and Philosophy 4 (4):403-406.Of articles which are submitted for publication in Philosophy, a surprisingly large proportion are about the views of Richard Rorty. Some, indeed, we have published. They, along with pretty well all the articles we receive on Professor Rorty, are highly critical. On the perverse assumption that there must be something to be said for anyone who attracts widespread hostility, it is only right to see what can be said in favour of Rorty's latest collection of papers, entitled, Truth and Progress,.
- Doctor Honoris causa.R. M. -1984 -Enrahonar: Quaderns de Filosofía:109.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Editorial.R. M. -1994 -Biology and Philosophy 9 (3):263-263.Name der Zeitschrift: Nietzsche-Studien Jahrgang: 42 Heft: 1 Seiten: 298-298.
- Editorial announcement.R. M. -1990 -Biology and Philosophy 5 (1):1-1.
- Editor's comments.R. M. -1994 -Biology and Philosophy 9 (4):437-437.
- Editorial note.R. M. -1995 -Biology and Philosophy 10 (2):1-2.
- Fragments in Science,.R. A. M. M. (ed.) -1999 - World Scientific Publishing Company,.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- In memoriam.R. M. -2007 -Philosophy and Social Criticism 33 (1):9-11.No categories
- Leibniz and the post-copernican universe. Koyre revisited.R. M. -2003 -Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 34 (2):309-327.This paper employs the revised conception of Leibniz emerging from recent research to reassess critically the 'radical spiritual revolution' which, according to Alexandre Koyre's landmark book, From the closed world to the infinite universe (1957) was precipitated in the seventeenth century by the revolutions in physics, astronomy, and cosmology. While conceding that the cosmological revolution necessitated a reassessment of the place of value-concepts within cosmology, it argues that this reassessment did not entail a spiritual revolution of the kind assumed by (...) Koyre, in which 'value-concepts, such as perfection, harmony, meaning and aim' were shed from the conception of the structure of the universe altogether. On the contrary, thanks to his pioneering intuition of the distinction between physical and metaphysical levels of explanation, Leibniz saw with great clarity that a scientific explanation of the universe which rejected the 'closed world' typical of Aristotelian cosmology did not necessarily require the abandonment of key metaphysical doctrines underlying the Aristotelian conception of the universe. Indeed the canon of value-concepts mentioned by Koyre-meaning, aim, perfection and harmony-reads like a list of the most important concepts underlying the Leibnizian conception of the metaphysical structure of the universe. Moreover, Leibniz's universe, far from being a universe without God-because, as Clarke insinuated, it does not need intervention from God-is a universe which in its deepest ontological fabric is interwoven with the presence of God. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- Letters From Elizabeth Williams to Anne Mowbray; or, Justice to Ourselves and Others, the Consequence of True Piety [Signed M- R-].R. M. &Elizabeth Williams -1829No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- La maladie et la guérison.R. M. R. M. -1961 -Revue de Théologie Et de Philosophie 11:1.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- La rhétorique entre théorie de l'art et esprit objectif.Ruggero M. -1999 -Hegel-Jahrbuch 1999 (1).No categories
- Pa Chin and His Writings: Chinese Youth between the Two Revolutions.R. M. &Pa Chin -1968 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 88 (2):367.No categories
- The Classic Noh Theatre of Japan.R. M.,Ezra Pound &Ernest Fenollosa -1960 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 80 (2):189.No categories
- Throsymachus or the Future of Morals.R. B. M. -1926 -Modern Schoolman 3 (2):27-28.No categories
- Understanding acts of consent: Using speech act theory to help resolve moral dilemmas and legal disputes.R. M. -2004 -Law and Philosophy 23 (5):495-525.Understanding what it means to consent is of considerable importance since significant moral issues depend on how this act is defined. For instance, determining whether consent has occurred is the deciding factor in sexual assault cases; its proper occurrence is a necessary condition for federally funded human subject research. Even though most theorists recognize the legal and moral importance of consent, there is still little agreement concerning how consent should be defined, or whether different domains involving consent demand context-specific definitions. (...) Understanding what it means to consent is further complicated by the fact that current legal conceptions are not necessarily grounded in argument; they typically depend on appeals to authority and precedent. The purpose of this paper is to use speech act theory to provide a theoretically grounded conception of consent; such a conception can aid in the just resolution of legal and moral disputes that hinge on whether an act of consent occurred. (shrink)
- Una mostra su Bernardino Telesio.R. M. R. M. -1990 -Giornale Critico Della Filosofia Italiana 10 (2):262.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Letter to the editor.Wim J. Van Der Steen &R. M. -1989 -Biology and Philosophy 4 (3):367-367.
- A Theory of Perception. [REVIEW]R. L. M. -1971 -Review of Metaphysics 25 (1):134-134.Pitcher has taken upon himself the task of refining and defending the thesis that sense perception is the acquiring of true beliefs concerning particular facts about one's environment, by means of the senses. The book is divided into four parts, the first part being a critical treatment of the sense-data theories via an examination of several of the major arguments traditionally forwarded in defense of the view. The theory advocated by the author is presented in the second part, where the (...) view is first stated in unpolished form and gradually refined and qualified as problems and objections are dealt with. Any philosophical theory of perception, the author maintains, is related to the empirical sciences in that its task is to render intelligible the facts about perception, as uncovered by the relevant sciences. Thus, in the third part of the book, some recent experiments in the psychology of perception are discussed in relation to the theory of perception held by the author. In the final part of the book, Pitcher discusses color perception, since the perception of colors seems, at first glance, to present a problem for his theory. If a dispositional analysis is given for perceptual belief, what behavior is peculiar to the perception of a color? An interesting discussion of the primary-secondary quality contrast follows Pitcher's solution to this problem. Though the author does not claim originality for the theory of perception he offers, there is still much to be said for his treatment of the materials presented.--R. L. M. (shrink)
- Editorial: Honours and changes. [REVIEW]R. M. -1993 -Biology and Philosophy 8 (4):iii-iii.
- Marx's interpretation of history. By Melvin Rader. [REVIEW]R. M. R. M. -1979 -History and Theory 18 (2):253.Export citation Bookmark
- History, Man, and Reason. [REVIEW]R. P. M. -1972 -Review of Metaphysics 25 (4):761-763.
- Theory of Meaning. [REVIEW]R. P. M. -1971 -Review of Metaphysics 24 (3):556-557.This useful anthology contains selections from classical as well as contemporary authors on the subject of meaning. Although these are not arranged chronologically, the reader is made aware of the difference of purpose and approach between those philosophers trying to bolster and empiricism by a theory of meaning and those philosophers and linguists who find an intrinsic interest in the subject. Of particular interest is the juxtaposition of an essay by William Alston in which the shortcomings of the referential, ideational (...) and behavioral meaning theories are discussed with selections from representative philosophers of each view. Two papers from proponents of the speech-act model of language give a clear introduction to the basics of what is considered by many to be a major breakthrough in the philosophy of language. The last two entries constitute a dialogue of the utility of the analysis of semantic components. Essays on the relation of meaning to philosophy and linguistics by the editors are also included.--R. P. M. (shrink)
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David Bourget
Gwen Bradford
Berit Brogaard
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James Chase
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Esa Diaz-Leon
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