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- Teaching-the isolated profession.Sd Andrews,RrSherman &Rb Webb -1983 -Journal of Thought 18 (4):49-57.Export citation
Bookmark - Was unsere Welt im Innersten zusammenhält: Hans-Peter Dürr im Gespräch mit bedeutenden Vordenkern, Philosophen und Wissenschaftlern.H. -P. Dürr,Roland R. Ropers &Thomas Arzt (eds.) -2012 - Berlin: Scorpio.
- al-Akhlāq: uṣūluhā al-dīnīyah wa-judhūruhā al-falsafīyah.Muḥammad ʻAlī Bārr -2010 - Jiddah: Kursī Akhlāqīyāt al-Ṭibb.
- The fate of a warrior culture: NancySherman on Jonathan Lear’s Radical Hope.NancySherman -2009 -Philosophical Studies 144 (1):71 - 80.Jonathan Lear in Radical Hope tackles the idea of cultural devastation, in the specific case of the Crow Indians. What do we mean by “annihilation” of a culture? The moral point of view that he imagines as he reconstructs the eve and aftermath of this annihilation is not second personal, of obligation, but first personal, in the collective and singular, as told by the Crows, with Lear as “analyst.” Radical Hope is a study of representative character of a people—of virtue, (...) courage, resilience, and hope in the face of cultural collapse. The leading questions are shaped by ancient Greek ethics, but with a twist: On the brink of cultural death , what counts for us as good living and what is the nature of the virtues or excellences that constitute it? How might a leader, a phronimos , exemplify it? This puts it too narrowly. The questions, also, are Wittgensteinian: How does a nation go on, when the concepts and way of life it has lived by for centuries are no more? What does it mean to go on? What does it mean to stop when the marks of going on are no longer? (shrink)
- The criticism of Bourgeois philosophical approaches to contemporary scientific and technical progress.Rr Akolektiv,R. Steindl,P. Horak,Z. Javurek &V. Zatka -1983 -Filosoficky Casopis 31 (1):38-55.Export citation Bookmark
- Zum Problem der hegelschen Dialektik und ihrer Formen.Agnes Dürr -1938 - Berlin,: Verlag für Staatswissenschaften und Geschichte G.m.b.H..
- The effect of an amount-set on a repetitive motor task.Sherman Ross &P. D. Bricker -1951 -Journal of Experimental Psychology 42 (1):39.
- Constructing signs: Place as a symbolic structure in signed languages.Sherman Wilcox &Corrine Occhino -2016 -Cognitive Linguistics 27 (3):371-404.Journal Name: Cognitive Linguistics Issue: Ahead of print.
- Quantum physics wthout quantum philosophy.Detlef Dürr -2012 - New York: Springer. Edited by Sheldon Goldstein & Nino Zanghì.It has often been claimed that without drastic conceptual innovations a genuine explanation of quantum interference effects and quantum randomness is impossible. This book concerns Bohmian mechanics, a simple particle theory that is a counterexample to such claims. The gentle introduction and other contributions collected here show how the phenomena of non-relativistic quantum mechanics, from Heisenberg's uncertainty principle to non-commuting observables, emerge from the Bohmian motion of particles, the natural particle motion associated with Schrödinger's equation. This book will be of (...) value to all students and researchers in physics with an interest in the meaning of quantum theory as well as to philosophers of science. (shrink)
- Cognitive iconicity: Conceptual spaces, meaning, and gesture in signed language.Sherman Wilcox -2004 -Cognitive Linguistics 15 (2).
- Misconception in chemistry textbooks: a case study on the concept of quantum number, electronic configuration and review for teaching material.Rr Lis Permana Sari,Heru Pratomo,Isti Yunita,Sukisman Purtadi,Mahesh Narayan &Kristian Handoyo Sugiyarto -2023 -Foundations of Chemistry 25 (3):419-437.This article describes a descriptive-qualitative method for analyzing and reviewing several textbooks for high school as samples commonly used by teachers and students in their teaching–learning to reveal possible misconceptions. This study focused on the subjects of quantum numbers and electronic configuration. From the advanced literature review to analyze the samples the occurrence of various misconceptions was noted. All textbooks described correctly the four symbols of quantum numbers, but none correlates correctly the magnetic-angular quantum number to the Cartesian labeled orbitals. (...) All textbooks consider mistakenly the meaning of aufbau as the building-up energy of orbitals by following (n + ℓ, n) rules on describing the electronic configuration for all atoms. Only one textbook states that the electronic configuration of transition metal atoms (3d series) can be described in the following order of shell (n), thus giving rise to two types of electronic configurations, [Ar] 3d 4s (Type I) beside [Ar] 4s 3d (Type II), leading further misconception. All textbooks described favorably an unpaired electron of ms = + ½ due to the specific agreement, which is a potential misconception in applying Hund’s rule. In drawing the diagram boxes of orbitals, they are arranged in increasing or decreasing the numeric mℓ, due to the specific agreement, and again leading to a potential misconception on describing the quantum number of electrons issued. Three textbooks introduced the terms of the last and the xth electron associated with the quantum numbers, leading to serious further misconceptions. No books stated that the ordering energy of the (n + ℓ, n) rule is true only for the first twenty atoms. (shrink)
- The propositional logic of Boethius.Karl Dürr -1951 - Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press.The text of the treatise “The Propositional Logic of Boethius” was finished in 1939. Prof. Jan Lukasiewicz wished at that time to issue it in the second volume of “Collectanea Logica”; as a result of political events, he was not able to carry out his plan. In 1938, I published an article in “Erkenntnis” entitled “AUS- sagenlogik im Mittelalter”; this article included the contents of a paper which I read to the International Congress for the Unity of Science in Cambridge, (...) England, in 1938 (Cf. Erkenntnis, vol. 7, pp. 160-168). The subject matter of this paper touched upon that of the above-mentioned treatise. Recently an article of Mr. Rend van den Driessche, “Sur le ‘de syllogismo hypothetico’ de Boece”, was published in the journal “methodos” (vol. I, no. 3). Mr. van den Driessche referred in this article to the article on propositional logic in the middle ages, which had appeared in “Erkenntnis”. This reminded me of my yet-unpublished treatise on the propositional logic of Boethius. (shrink)
- Questionable Peers and Spinelessness.Sherman Benjamin -2015 -Canadian Journal of Philosophy 45 (4):425-444.The Equal Weight View holds that, when we discover we disagree with an epistemic peer, we should give our peer’s judgment as much weight as our own. But how should we respond when we cannot tell whether those who disagree with us are our epistemic peers? I argue for a position I will call the Earn-a-Spine View. According to this view, parties to a disagreement can remain confdent, at least in some situations, by fnding justifable reasons to think their opponents (...) are less credible than themselves, even if those reasons are justifable only because they lack information about their opponents. (shrink)
- Aristotle on friendship and the shared life.NancySherman -1987 -Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 47 (4):589-613.IN THIS PAPER I CONSIDER THE VALUE OF FRIENDSHIP FROM AN ARISTOTELIAN POINT OF VIEW. THE ISSUE IS OF CURRENT INTEREST GIVEN RECENT CHALLENGES TO IMPARTIALIST ETHICS TO TAKE MORE SERIOUSLY THE COMMITMENTS AND ATTACHMENTS OF A PERSON. HOWEVER, I ENTER THAT DEBATE IN ONLY A RESTRICTED WAY BY STRENGTHENING THE CHALLENGE ARTICULATED IN ARISTOTLE'S SYSTEMATIC DEFENSE OF FRIENDSHIP AND THE SHARED LIFE. AFTER SOME INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, I BEGIN BY CONSIDERING ARISTOTLE'S NOTION THAT GOOD LIVING OR HAPPINESS ("EUDAIMONIA") FOR AN (...) INDIVIDUAL NECESSARILY INCLUDES THE HAPPINESS OF OTHERS. SHARED HAPPINESS ENTAILS THE RATIONAL CAPACITY FOR JOINTLY PROMOTING COMMON ENDS AS WELL AS THE CAPACITY TO IDENTIFY WITH AND COORDINATE SEPARATE ENDS. THIS EXTENDED NOTION OF HAPPINESS PRESUPPOSES THE EXTENSION OF SELF THROUGH ATTACHMENTS, AND I NEXT CONSIDER CERTAIN MINIMAL CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR ATTACHMENT. FINALLY, I DISCUSS HOW ARISTOTLE'S NOTION OF A FRIEND AS "ANOTHER SELF" IS COMPATIBLE BOTH WITH A CONCEPTION OF THE SEPARATENESS OF THE INDIVIDUALS AND OF THE DISTINCTIVE WAYS IN WHICH EACH INDIVIDUAL REALIZES VIRTUE WITHIN A SHARED LIFE. (shrink)
- Die Situation der Kunst.Hermann Josef Dörr -1969 - (Düsseldorf-Gerresheim,: Drosselstr. 17, [Selbstverl.].Export citation Bookmark
- Metaphysik und wissenschaftliche Philosophie.Karl Dürr -1967 - Berlin,: Duncker Und Humblot.No categories
- Erkenntnistheorie.Ernst Dürr -1910 - Leipzig,: Quelle & Meyer."Nicht die Bedingungen der Moglichkeit irgendwelcher Erkenntnisse, nicht die Voraussetzungen des Erkennens, weder die formalen noch die materialen, sondern das Erkennen selbst zu untersuchen ist die Aufgabe dieser Erkenntnistheorie. Dass etwas erkannt wird, d. h. dass in Wahrnehmungen, Erinnerungen, Gedanken, im Zweifeln, Glauben und Wissen Gegenstande erfasst werden, diese Tatsache bildet den Ausgangspunkt der folgenden Betrachtungen. Wie die verschiedenen Arten des Erkennens sich voneinander unterscheiden, aus welchen Elementarprozessen sie sich zusammensetzen und welche Gesetze ihre Entwickelung beherrschen, das sind die Fragen, (...) die von der Psychologie des Erkennens zu beantworten sind." Der Verlag der Wissenschaften verlegt historische Literatur bekannter und unbekannter wissenschaftlicher Autoren. Dem interessierten Leser werden so teilweise langst nicht mehr verlegte Werke wieder zugangig gemacht. Dieses Buch uber die Erkenntnistheorie von Dr. Ernst Durr ist ein unveranderter, hochwertiger Nachdruck der Originalausgabe aus dem Jahr 1910.". (shrink)No categories
- Von der Bildung der Begriffsinhalte.Karl Dürr -1916 - Zürich,: Rascher.
- The Gospel according to St. Mark.Sherman E. Johnson -1960No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Contrasts in chinese and japanese art.Sherman E. Lee -1962 -Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 21 (1):3-12.
- Chinese Monumental ArtPainting of Central Asia.Sherman E. Lee,Peter C. Swann,Mario Bussagli &Lothian Small -1965 -Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 23 (4):508.
- 25 Excuses Answered.Sherman A. Nagel -1942No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Empathy, respect, and humanitarian intervention.NancySherman -1998 -Ethics and International Affairs 12:103–119.Sherman presents a slightly revised definition of empathy, in which empathy is the cognitive ability to place oneself in the world of another, imagining all of the realities, feelings, and circumstances of that person in the context of their world.
- Das "Princip der Subjektivität überhaupt": Fichtes Theorie des Selbstbewusstseins (1794-1799).Suzanne Dürr -2018 - Paderborn: Wilhelm Fink, ein Imprint der Brill-Gruppe.Im Zentrum des Buchs steht Fichtes Subjektivitätsmodell in den ersten beiden Versionen der Wissenschaftslehre, der Grundlage der gesamten Wissenschaftslehre und der Wissenschaftslehre nova methodo. Beleuchtet wird die Konzeption von Subjektivität als Prinzip von Fichtes System, als transzendentaler Grund unseres Wirklichkeitsbezugs im Denken und Handeln. Erst über eine Aufklärung der Struktur von Subjektivität kann unser Bezug auf eine objektive Wirklichkeit verständlich gemacht werden. Fichtes Modell wird als produktive Reflexion interpretiert, insofern es eine Begründung von Erfahrung in der Selbstbestimmung des Ichs leisten (...) will. Hierbei wird die Genese des Modells vor dem Hintergrund seiner Systemkonzeption und seiner Auseinandersetzung mit dem Skeptizismus analysiert. Schließlich wird dieses auch in Bezug auf die Modelle Kants und Hegels verortet. The book explores Fichte's notion of subjectivity in his early science of knowledge (Wissenschaftslehre). It examines the model of subjectivity which underlies Fichte's system, and which serves as the transcendental fundament of our theoretical and practical relation to reality. Fichte's notion of subjectivity is interpreted as productive reflection, grounding human experience in the self-determination of the self-positing subject. (shrink)
- Inheritance and Originality: Wittgenstein, Heidegger, Kierkegaard.DavidSherman -2003 -Mind 112 (445):166-171.
- The Marxian theory of the state.Sherman Hsiao-Ming Chang -1931 - New York: Russell & Russell.Export citation Bookmark
- Notes on Contributors.Sherman A. Lee,Matthew L. Campbell &D. Lisa Cothran -2010 -Archive for the Psychology of Religion 32 (2):397-399.
- Adorno’s Kierkegaardian debt.Sherman David -2001 -Philosophy and Social Criticism 27 (1):77-106.Although Adorno criticizes the existential tradition, it is frequently argued that he and Heidegger share a number of theoretical interests. Adorno does come into direct contact with existential thought at certain points, but it is Kierkegaard, not Heidegger, who more closely approaches his concerns. I begin by reviewing Adorno's Kierkegaard: Construction of the Aesthetic. I then argue that, unlike Hegel, who is also criticized by Adorno on various grounds, Kierkegaard has had an influence on Adorno that has been underappreciated. While (...) Adorno criticizes Kierkegaard for breaking off the subject-object dialectic, they converge in their attacks on identity-thinking, the retention of a negative utopian standpoint of critique, and a deliberately provocative style of writing, all of which are marshaled in defense of the individual, who is besieged by modern society. Unlike Kierkegaard, however, and despite the generally accepted view, I conclude by arguing that because Adorno does not break off the subject-object dialectic, he has the necessary theoretical resources to deal with the theory-practice problem. Key Words: Adorno • communication • dialectic • individual • Kierkegaard • subject-object • subjectivity • theory-practice. (shrink)
- Ein Neine zu Einstein.Karl Dürr -1961 - Badisch-Rheinfelden,: Schritt Verlag.Export citation Bookmark
- Philosophie als das Ende der Kunst? : das Verhältnis von Kunst und Philosophie bei Hegel und Danto.Suzanne Dürr -2015 - In Klaus Vieweg, Francesca Iannelli & Federico Vercellone,Das Ende der Kunst als Anfang freier Kunst. Paderborn: Wilhelm Fink.Export citation Bookmark
- Physik und Transzendenz: die grossen Physiker unseres Jahrhunderts über ihre Begegnung mit dem Wunderbaren.H. -P. Dürr &David Bohm (eds.) -1986 - Bern: Scherz.
- Ueber die grenzen der gewissheit..Ernst Dürr -1903 - Würzburg,: A. Boegler'sche buchdr..No categories
- Über die Notwendigkeit, in offenen Systemen zu denken.Hans-Peter Dürr -1984 - In Günter Altner,Die Welt als offenes System: eine Kontroverse um das Werk von Ilya Prigogine. Frankfurt am Main: Fischer Taschenbuch.Export citation Bookmark
- Fragment completion and free-recall-concepts and data.Rr Hunt -1987 -Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 25 (5):327-327.Export citation Bookmark
- Your memory, my cues-distinctiveness and consensuality as determinants of cue effectiveness.Rr Hunt -1989 -Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 27 (6):509-509.Export citation Bookmark
- Chinese Sculpture, Bronzes, and Jades in Japanese Collections.Sherman E. Lee &Yuzo Sigimura -1967 -Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 26 (1):148.
- Understanding literary theory.Sherman Sutherland -2016 - Tucson, Arizona: Sabino Falls Publishing.The essential guide to understanding what literary theory is and why it matters.
- Aristotle on Teleology—Monte Ransome Johnson.S. ThomasSherman -2007 -International Philosophical Quarterly 47 (3):369-371.
- The Conceptualization of Space: Places in Signed Language Discourse.Sherman Wilcox &Rocío Martínez -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.
- The Soul of Development: Biblical Christianity and Economic Transformation in Guatemala.Amy L.Sherman -1996 - Oxford University Press USA.Ever since Max Weber started an argument about the role of Protestantism in jump-starting northern Europe's economic development, scholars have clashed over the influence of religion and culture on a society's economic prospects. Today, many wonder whether the "explosion" of Protestantism in Latin America will effect a similar wave of growth and democratization. In this book,Sherman compiles the results of her field study and national survey of 1000 rural Guatemalan households. She offers persuasive evidence that, in Guatemala and (...) throughout the region, religious world-views significantly influence economic life.Sherman explains how the change in attitude and behavior that accompanies conversion from animism to a Biblically orthodox world-view has improved the domestic welfare and economic status of many families. Further, she asserts that this new attitude, sympathetic to democratic-capitalism, has created a "moral cultural soil" in which freedom, personal empowerment, an enhanced status for women, and a desire to get ahead can be nurtured. (shrink)
- Cuteness and Disgust: The Humanizing and Dehumanizing Effects of Emotion.Gary D.Sherman &Jonathan Haidt -2011 -Emotion Review 3 (3):245-251.Moral emotions are evolved mechanisms that function in part to optimize social relationships. We discuss two moral emotions— disgust and the “cuteness response”—which modulate social-engagement motives in opposite directions, changing the degree to which the eliciting entity is imbued with mental states (i.e., mentalized). Disgust-inducing entities are hypo-mentalized (i.e., dehumanized); cute entities are hyper-mentalized (i.e., “humanized”). This view of cuteness—which challenges the prevailing view that cuteness is a releaser of parental instincts (Lorenz, 1950/1971)—explains (a) the broad range of affiliative behaviors (...) elicited by cuteness, (b) the marketing of cuteness to children (by toy makers and animators) to elicit play, and (c) the apparent ease and frequency with which cute things are anthropomorphized. (shrink)
- Children are in control.Janet CohenSherman &Barbara Lust -1993 -Cognition 46 (1):1-51.
- Ist etwas?Karl Dürr -1918 - Zürich,: Rascher.Export citation Bookmark
- Threatened knowledge: practices of knowing and ignoring from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century.Renate Dürr (ed.) -2022 - New York, NY: Routledge.Threatened Knowledge discusses the practices of knowing, not-knowing, and not wanting to know from the middle ages to the twentieth century. By bringing together cultural historians of the histories of knowledge, emotions, finance, and global intellectual history, Threatened Knowledge is a useful tool for all students and scholars of the history of knowledge and science on a global scale.No categories
- The dementia dilemma.Sherman Frankel -1999 -Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 42 (2):174-178.
- The Joy of Study; Papers on New Testament and Related Subjects Presented to Honor Frederick Clifton Grant.Sherman E. Johnson -1951No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- The Theology of the Gospels.Sherman Johnson &Reginald H. Fuller -1966No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Making a Necessity of Virtue: Aristotle and Kant on Virtue.NancySherman -1997 - New York: Cambridge University Press.This book is the first to offer a detailed analysis of Aristotelian and Kantian ethics together, in a way that remains faithful to the texts and responsive to debates in contemporary ethics. Recent moral philosophy has seen a revival of interest in the concept of virtue, and with it a reassessment of the role of virtue in the work of Aristotle and Kant. This book brings that re-assessment to a new level of sophistication. NancySherman argues that Kant preserves (...) a notion of virtue in his moral theory that bears recognisable traces of the Aristotelian and Stoic traditions, and that his complex anthropology of morals brings him into surprising alliance with Aristotle. She develops her argument through close readings of major texts by both Aristotle and Kant, illustrating points of congruence and contrast. (shrink)
- The virtues of common pursuit.NancySherman -1993 -Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 53 (2):277-299.No categories
- The Primacy of Domestic Politics: Ibn Bint al-Aʿazz and the Establishment of Four Chief Judgeships in Mamlûk Egypt.Sherman A. Jackson -1995 -Journal of the American Oriental Society 115 (1):52.
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