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- Scientia Biologia.V. Bridhavathi &P. K.Sivakumaar -2013 -Scientia (Misc) 1 (1):17-20.Export citation
Bookmark - The Underwater Reefs of Pluralism.P. K. Grechko -1998 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 37 (1):28-46.Pluralism is on everyone's lips these days. Only lazy people do not refer to it. Politicians and authorities on political affairs are particularly eager to talk about it. Not to be left behind are scholars who broaden pluralism to a philosophical methodological position that fits best the spirit of the times and the present historical situation. Some writers view pluralism as the most important discovery of the twentieth century, a further development of the Copernican revolution in philosophy.No categories
- HELM, P.-Faith with Reason.P. K. Moser -2002 -Philosophical Books 43 (4):317-318.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Zákazu zneužití vnitřních (inside) informací, resp. K povinnosti mlčenlivosti člena orgánu akciové společnosti.P. K. Čech -forthcoming -Jurisprudencija: Mokslo darbu žurnalas.Export citation Bookmark
- P. K. Gode Studies-Vol. VI; Studies in Indian Cultural History, Vol. III.Ludwik Sternbach &P. K. Gode -1971 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 91 (4):544.No categories
- (1 other version)VIII.—An Attempt at a Realistic Interpretation of Experience.P. K. Feyerabend -1958 -Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 58 (1):143-170.
- Symposium: Complementarity.P. K. Feyerabend &D. M. MacKay -1958 -Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 32 (1):75 - 122.
- Recensioni-The Theory of Knowledge. A Thematic Introduction.P. K. Moser,D. H. Mulder,J. D. Trout &N. Vassallo -2000 -Epistemologia 23 (1):171-173.Export citation Bookmark
- Examining the influence of knowledge, beliefs, and motivation in conceptual change.P. K. Murphy &P. A. Alexander -2008 - In Stella Vosniadou,Handbook of Research on Conceptual Change. Routledge. pp. 583--616.Export citation Bookmark
- Modal logic and the theory of modal aggregation.P. K. Schotch &R. E. Jennings -1980 -Philosophia 9 (2):265-278.
- Wittgenstein's Critique of Language Game: A Lyotardtian Dialectic.P. K. Sasidharan -1998 -Indian Philosophical Quarterly 25 (3):367-372.Export citation Bookmark
- Unity and Multiplicity: Reflections on Emanationism as a Philosophical Theme in the Context of Neoplatonism.P. K. Mukhopadhyaya -2002 - In Paulos Gregorios,Neoplatonism and Indian philosophy. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press. pp. 9--97.No categories
- Operator Derivation of the Gauge-Invariant Proca and Lehnert Equations; Elimination of the Lorenz Condition.P. K. Anastasovski,T. E. Bearden,C. Ciubotariu,W. T. Coffey,L. B. Crowell,G. J. Evans,M. W. Evans,R. Flower,A. Labounsky,B. Lehnert,P. R. Molnár,S. Roy &J. P. Vigier -2000 -Foundations of Physics 30 (7):1123-1129.Using covariant derivatives and the operator definitions of quantum mechanics, gauge invariant Proca and Lehnert equations are derived and the Lorenz condition is eliminated in U(1) invariant electrodynamics. It is shown that the structure of the gauge invariant Lehnert equation is the same in an O(3) invariant theory of electrodynamics.
- Alternative definitions of pratyaksa.P. K. Mukhopadhyay -1981 - In Krishna Roy,Mind, language, and necessity. Delhi: Macmillan India.Export citation Bookmark
- Science, cybernétique et conscience.P. K. Schneider -1967 -Archives de Philosophie 30 (3):323.Export citation Bookmark
- Professor Hartmann's Philosophy of Nature.P. K. Feyerabend -1963 -Ratio (Misc.) 5 (1):91.
- (1 other version)Philosophical Papers.P. K. Feyerabend -1983 -Philosophy 58 (223):121-124.No categories
- Battle within: Shakespeare's brain and the nature of human consciousness.P. K. Johnston -1997 -Journal of Consciousness Studies 4 (4):365-73.Many avenues lead to human consciousness: introspection, phenomenology, cognitive science, philosophy, neurobiology. To these can be added aesthetics; both the production of artful objects and the appreciation of artful objects are characteristic of human minds. By looking at artful objects we can hypothesize why the human mind both produces them and responds to them, and derive from such hypotheses ideas about the nature of human consciousness, including its power to make present in the mind that which is absent from view. (...) In particular, the art of Shakespeare, being both verbal and formal, both articulates the peculiar burdens of human consciousness and demonstrates art's response to these burdens. His play Troilus and Cressida serves as an example, exhibiting and exploring the discordancies human consciousness is liable to, and at the same time incorporating those discordancies into a greater harmony through the formal structures of art. (shrink)
- Human Rights vs Community Rights: The Narmada Case Against Globalization.P. K. Sasidharan -2007 - In Manjulika Ghosh,Musings on philosophy: perennial and modern. New Delhi: Sundeep Prakashan. pp. 98.Export citation Bookmark
- The conception of soul in sankara's sutra-bhasya.P. K. Sundaram -2002 - In Ravīndra Kumāra Paṇḍā,Studies in Vedānta philosophy. Delhi: Bharatiya Kala Prakashan. pp. 178.Export citation Bookmark
- Bohr's Interpretation of the Quantum Theory.P. K. Feyerabend -1961 - In Herbert Feigl & Grover Maxwell,Current Issues in the Philosophy of Science. New York.
- Patterns of discovery.P. K. Feyerabend -1960 -Philosophical Review 69 (2):247-252.
- Are Dietary Intakes and Eating Behaviors Related to Childhood Obesity? A Comprehensive Review of the Evidence.P. K. Newby -2007 -Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 35 (1):35-60.Childhood obesity is a serious problem for increasing numbers of children around the world. According to the International Obesity Task Force, 1 of 10 schoolaged children worldwide is overweight or obese, a number totaling 155 million; of these, 2-3% are obese. Prevalence is highest in the Americas and Europe, followed by the Near/Middle East, with smaller but growing numbers in the Asia-Pacific and Sub-Saharan regions of the world.In the United States, which provides the data for much of this report, prevalence (...) continues to rise. The most recent nationally representative data indicate that 33.6% of individuals aged 2-19 years were overweight and 17.1% were at risk for overweight in 2003-2004, compared to 28.2% and 13.9% in 1999-2000, respectively. In this age group, the prevalence of overweight or at risk for overweight was highest among Mexican Americans, followed by Non-Hispanic blacks and Non-Hispanic whites, and a higher percentage of males were overweight compared to females. (shrink)
- Facets of humanism.P. K. Mohapatra (ed.) -1999 - New Delhi: D.K. Printworld.This Book Focuses On The Proper Analysis And Understanding Of Humanism And Its Implications On, And Applicability To, The Present Social Scenario. It Discusses Suitable Models Of Humanism For Effective Social Structuring.
- Theory-ladenness of evidence: A case study from history of chemistry.K. P. -2003 -Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 34 (2):351-368.This paper attempts to argue for the theory-ladenness of evidence. It does so by employing and analysing an episode from the history of eighteenth century chemistry. It delineates attempts by Joseph Priestley and Antoine Lavoisier to construct entirely different kinds of evidence for and against a particular hypothesis from a set of agreed upon observations or (raw) data. Based on an augmented version of a distinction, drawn by J. Bogen and J. Woodward, between data and phenomena it is shown that (...) the role of theoretical auxiliary assumptions is very important in constructing evidence for (or against) a theory from observation or (raw) data. In revolutionary situations, rival groups hold radically different theories and theoretical auxiliary assumptions. These are employed to construct very different evidence from the agreed upon set of observations or (raw) data. Hence, theory resolution becomes difficult. It is argued that evidence construction is a multi-layered exercise and can be disputed at any level. What counts as unproblematic observation or (raw) data at one level may become problematic at another level. The contingency of these constructions and the (un)problematic nature of evidence are shown to be partially dependent upon the scientific knowledge that the scientific community possesses. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)Linguistic Arguments and Scientific Method.P. K. Feyerabend -1969 -Télos 1969 (3):43-63.
- Knowledge, Science and Relativism. Philosophical Papers, Volume 3.P. K. Feyerabend &John Preston -2001 -Philosophy 76 (295):158-161.
- From Frege to Gödel. [REVIEW]P. K. H. -1967 -Review of Metaphysics 21 (1):168-169.It is difficult to describe this book without praising it. Collected here in one volume are some thirty-six high quality translations into English of the most important foreign-language works in mathematical logic, as well as articles and letters by Whitehead, Russell, Norbert Weiner and Post. The contents of the volume are arranged in chronological order, beginning with Frege's Begriffsschrift—translated in its entirety—and concluding with Gödel's famous "On Formally Undecidable Propositions" and Herbrand's "On the Consistency of Arithmetic". The translation of the (...) Gödel article is a small masterpiece, and is especially welcome in view of some of the rather poor efforts which have been made to render this important work into English. But this is more than a paste-pot job of anthologizing. Van Heijenoort and others have written prefaces to each of the included selections, in which are provided background historical and bibliographical information, comments on the intellectual currents which led to the production of the article, and, in many cases, a digest of the important theorems and concepts in the article itself. Each selection is a classic in its own right. In reading through the selections in this volume, one is struck by the extent to which purely mathematical problems and issues have controlled recent logical inquiry and have determined the development of various philosophies of mathematics. In the early stages, Frege and Peano were concerned with the logical reconstruction of arithmetic, and this led to the work of Russell and the logicist philosophy. Already in the development of the new logic there were certain problems which were resolved with Russell's theory of types—a device which many mathematicians felt to be rather artificial. The use of set theory, beginning with Cantor and reaching its maturity in Zermelo's 1904 proof of the well-ordering theorem, gave rise to a new set of difficulties concerning the axioms of choice, the continuum problem, and infinite sets. The two traditions are brought together in a common nexus of foundational problems by Weiner in 1914 and by Skolem's form of the Löwenheim theorem, given in 1920. Hereafter, the way is open for the rise of mathematical inquiry into the foundations of number systems, set theory and logic by Post, Skolem, von Neumann, Hilbert, Bernays, Gödel and many others. The work was far from completed by 1931, but a new and important tradition in mathematical inquiry had been established, and had come into its own. This book is, in effect, the record of an important chapter in the history of thought. No serious student of logic or foundations of mathematics will want to be without it.—H. P. K. (shrink)
- Destiny: a reality or mirage?P. K. Awua -2009 - Tema, Ghana: Faustag Ventures.PART I. -- 1. The Asian, European and the American views on destiny -- 2. Biblical fulfilment of destiny -- 3. Destiny in the Ghanaian context -- 4. Mystical effects of names on destiny -- PART II. -- 5. My childhood days and primary education -- 6. My secondary education -- 7. University education -- 8. Employment after graduation, mariage life and children -- 9. Post-graduate studies at the University of Strathclyde, Glascgow, Scotland and working experience -- 10. Resignation from (...) Cocoa processing company and employment at Tema Food Complex Corportion -- 11. Appointment as the manaing director of cocoa processing company, achievements, awards and honours received -- 12. Mysterious occurrences in my life and my wife's miraculous healing -- 13. Do you believe in fasting, prayers and dreams? -- 14. Conclusion. (shrink)
- Recensioni/Reviews-Empirical Knowledge. Readings in Contemporary Epistemology.P. K. Moser &N. Vassallo -1999 -Epistemologia 22 (2):3481.Export citation Bookmark
- Atmatattvaviveka and Kusumanjali.P. K. Sen -2000 -Indian Philosophical Quarterly 27 (3):345-354.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- A note on the paradox of analysis.P. K. Feyerabend -1956 -Philosophical Studies 7 (6):92 - 96.
- Inference and necessity.P. K. Schotch &R. E. Jennings -1980 -Journal of Philosophical Logic 9 (3):327-340.
- States Of Consciousness in Sleep, Dream and Beyond: A Biothermodynamic and Neurocybernetic Evolutionary Study.P. K. Roy &D. D. Majumder -2000 -Journal of Intelligent Systems 10 (1):57-108.
- Reply to Hellman's review.P. K. Feyerabend -1979 -Metaphilosophy 10 (2):202–206.
- Reply to Tibbetts and Hattiangadi.P. K. Feyerabend -1978 -Philosophy of the Social Sciences 8 (2):184-186.
- Philosophical Aspects of the Theory of a Functional System.P. K. Anokhin -1971 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 10 (3):269-276.Scientists in many fields are presently giving the closest attention to study of the potentials of the systems approach for understanding what cannot be comprehended with the analytical approach or, as V. A. Engel'gardt has put it, "an accumulation of material in reduced form." This approach is in some degree a gesture of despair. It is quite obvious that we now face the danger of drowning in the abundance of data accumulated in terms of "special" problems not tied into a (...) system, and that this threatens loss of general direction. (shrink)
- The Philosophical Importance of the Problem of Natural and Artificial Intellects.P. K. Anokhin -1976 -Russian Studies in Philosophy 14 (4):3-27.It would be difficult to name a more interesting scientific problem than that of knowledge of the brain, its overall mechanisms and its molecular nature. Rational management of the brain in the future and utilization of the principles of its functioning to construct various mechanisms to undergird present-day technological progress should follow as direct consequences of development of that sphere of knowledge.
- Capax Dei.P. K. Bastable -1967 -Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 16:348-348.No categories
- The Roots of Experience and Its Interpretation by Science, History and Religion.P. K. Bastable -1967 -Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 16:347-348.No categories
- Thirty Years of Historical Research, or Bibliography of the Published Writings of P. K. Gode, Curator Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute.Ludwik Sternbach &P. K. Gode -1948 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 68 (2):126.No categories
- Epistemic logic, skepticism, and non-normal modal logic.P. K. Schotch &R. E. Jennings -1981 -Philosophical Studies 40 (1):47 - 67.An epistemic logic is built up on the basis of an analysis of two skeptical arguments. the method used is to first construct an inference relation appropriate to epistemic contexts and introduce "a knows that..." as an operator giving rise to sentences closed with respect to this new concept of inference. soundness and completeness proofs are provided using auxiliary three-valued valuations.
- Faith and Knowledge. [REVIEW]P. K. H. -1967 -Review of Metaphysics 20 (4):722-722.This is a rather extensive revision of Hick's well-known work of 1957, and is certainly a welcome addition to the literature on this subject—especially in view of the recent resurgence of interest in epistemological problems in the philosophy of religion. Hick has added a good deal of new material, including a chapter dealing with the traditional Thomist view of religious faith as a propositional attitude, and an extensively revised section dealing with the author's theory of faith as "the interpretative element (...) within the religious person's claimed awareness of God." While Hick argues for a definite philosophical thesis he has illuminating things to say about matters of general epistemological concern. Especially worthy of mention are his exposition and critique of the views of William James and his discussion of issues raised by positivistic criteria of meaning. It might be mentioned that the logical problem Hick raises concerning Aquinas' description of the faith of demons can be dispelled by the simple device of holding that the demons see things that humans don't. Altogether, this is a highly recommended book, quite well suited, incidentally, for use in a one-semester course in philosophy of religion.—H. P. K. (shrink)
- Probabilistic considerations on modal semantics.P. K. Schotch &R. E. Jennings -1981 -Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic 22 (3):227-238.
- Body, Soul, Spirit.P. K. Bastable -1967 -Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 16:334-335.No categories
- Commentary: A Dean's educational perspective on economic crime prevention.P. K. Bates -2010 -International Journal of Business Governance and Ethics 5 (1/2):128-130.
- Concerning an appeal for philosophy.P. K. Feyerabend -1994 -Common Knowledge 3 (3):10-13.No categories
- Metascience.P. K. Feyerabend -1961 -Philosophical Review 70 (3):396-405.
- Holy Grail.P. K. Martyanov -1998 -Ukrainian Religious Studies 7:160-162.THE HOLY GAL - and European, medieval legends - a mysterious vessel, for the sake of approaching and engaging in its good deeds, the knights performed their exploits. It was commonly believed that this is the Cup with the blood of Jesus Christ, which Joseph of Arimathea gathered, who removed from the cross the body of the crucified Christ. It was often assumed that this cup originally served Christ and the Apostles at the time of the Last Supper; was the (...) Cup for the communion of the first Liturgy. Gral is a mystery, invisible to the unworthy, but also worthy of being different. Gral has the ability to miraculously fill his elect with unearthly things, which was first discovered during the imprisonment of Joseph Artmofeysky. (shrink)No categories
- Phaedri Augusti Liberti Liber Fabularum.P. K. Marshall &Antonius Guaglianone -1972 -American Journal of Philology 93 (3):506.
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