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- Kant und die Scholastik heute.S. J. J. B.Lotz -1955No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - Gesammelte Schriften. [REVIEW]B. J. -1978 -Review of Metaphysics 31 (4):669-672.The first of two volumes to be added to Dilthey’s Collected Works, making available unpublished manuscripts connected with his Introduction to the Human Sciences. The present volume includes plans and outlines from Dilthey’s philosophical beginnings, ca. 1865, with an appendix of aphorisms from his student years, probably pre-1860, preliminary writings for what was to become the "Treatise of 1875," i.e., "On the Study of the History of the Sciences of Man, Society, and the State," with the related project of a (...) methodological introduction to a study of the natural law of the Sophists and its reemergence in the 16th- and 17th-century egoistic theories of man, which was to provide an example of "historical research of philosophical intent," continuations of the "Treatise of 1875," elaborations of Dilthey’s descriptive psychology from around 1880, and two epistemological manuscripts: "On the possibility of a consistent shaping [Gestaltung] of empiricism, through which the insight into the objectivity of appearances would be given a foundation," 1874, and "Essay on the Philosophy of Experience and Reality in opposition to Empiricism and Speculation," 1879. The following volume will be comprised essentially of the extensive drafts for a continuation of the Introduction to the Human Sciences, one of which was already close to completion in 1882/83 when the first volume was sent to press and Dilthey was given Lotze’s chair in philosophy at Berlin. The present volume thus is devoted mainly to writings from Dilthey’s Breslau period 1871-82; its successor will be evenly divided between the so-called "Breslauer Ausarbeitung" and the "Berliner Entwurf." It should be a great benefit to Dilthey studies that these manuscripts are finally being published, and it is to be hoped that they will also excite further interest in the surprisingly neglected Introduction to the Human Sciences itself. (shrink)
- Johannes B.Lotz, S.J., and Martin Heidegger in Conversation: A Translation ofLotz’s Im Gespräch.O. Thomas F. O’Meara -2010 -American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 84 (1):125-131.This article by Johannes B.Lotz, S.J., never before translated into English, describes his contacts with Martin Heidegger. First it describes his arrival, along with Karl Rahner, S.J., to pursue doctoral studies in Freiburg im Breisgau and their first experiences with the famous professor.Lotz continues his narrative by mentioning times he met with Heidegger over the subsequent forty years up to the philosopher’s death. With Gustav Siewerth, Max Müller, Bernhard Welte, and Karl Rahner,Lotz belonged to (...) a group of Catholic thinkers influenced—some more, some less—by Martin Heidegger. InLotz’s view some of Heidegger’s ideas were already found in Aquinas, and a philosophy of Being needed to go beyond existential analysis into religion, revelation, and cultural criticism. (shrink)Export citation Bookmark
- Johannes B.Lotz, S.J., and Martin Heidegger in Conversation. O’Meara -2010 -American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly 84 (1):125-131.This article by Johannes B.Lotz, S.J., never before translated into English, describes his contacts with Martin Heidegger. First it describes his arrival, along with Karl Rahner, S.J., to pursue doctoral studies in Freiburg im Breisgau and their first experiences with the famous professor.Lotz continues his narrative by mentioning times he met with Heidegger over the subsequent forty years up to the philosopher’s death. With Gustav Siewerth, Max Müller, Bernhard Welte, and Karl Rahner,Lotz belonged to (...) a group of Catholic thinkers influenced—some more, some less—by Martin Heidegger. InLotz’s view some of Heidegger’s ideas were already found in Aquinas, and a philosophy of Being needed to go beyond existential analysis into religion, revelation, and cultural criticism. (shrink)
- Die ontologische Differenz in Kant, Hegel, Heidegger und Thomas von Aquin.Lotz J.-B. -1978 -Theologie Und Philosophie 53 (1):1-26.Export citation Bookmark
- Repetitive foreign body ingestion: ethical considerations.S. Lytle,S. J. Stagno &B. Daly -2013 -Journal of Clinical Ethics 24 (2):91-97.The treatment of persons who frequently present to the healthcare system following repetitive foreign body ingestion has been addressed in the psychiatric literature. However, there has been little exploration of the ethical considerations regarding the treatment of these patients. The complexity of their medical and psychiatric presentation raises fundamental ethical questions regarding the duty to treat, patient autonomy, justice, and futility. Careful ethical analysis is particularly important in this context, since the frustration that medical professionals may feel in response may (...) lead to false assumptions that can negatively impact patient care. A careful exploration of these questions can increase awareness and understanding, which in turn can lead to improved treatment of patients who repetitively ingest foreign bodies. Care for patients who inflict self-harm, particularly by repetitive foreign body ingestion, is not futile. The patients have a right to treatment and are entitled to resources. Efforts should be made to provide a more comprehensive treatment approach to these patients. (shrink)
- Adsorption characteristics of parent and copper-sputtered RD silica gels.B. B. Saha,A. Chakraborty,S. Koyama,J. -B. Lee,J. He &K. C. Ng -2007 -Philosophical Magazine 87 (7):1113-1121.
- Dissociated structure of dislocation loops with Burgers vectora〈100〉 in electron-irradiated Cu-Ni.J. B. Bilde-S.⊘Rensen,T. Leffers &P. Barlow -1977 -Philosophical Magazine 36 (3):585-595.
- Thoughts of Hastening Death among Hospice Patients.B. J. Daly,J. Hooks,S. J. Youngner,B. Drew &M. Prince-Paul -2000 -Journal of Clinical Ethics 11 (1):56-65.
- Predicate Exchangeability and Language Invariance in Pure Inductive Logic.M. S. Kliess &J. B. Paris -2014 -Logique Et Analyse 57 (228):513-540.In Pure Inductive Logic, the rational principle of Predicate Exchangeability states that permuting the predicates in a given language L and replacing each occurrence of a predicate in an L-sentence phi according to this permutation should not change our belief in the truth of phi. In this paper we study when a prior probability function w on a purely unary language L satisfying Predicate Exchangeability also satisfies the principle of Unary Language Invariance.Export citation Bookmark
- Quantum linguistics and Searle's Chinese room argument.J. M. Bishop,S. J. Nasuto &B. Coecke -2013 - In Vincent Müller,Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence. Springer. pp. 17-29.Viewed in the light of the remarkable performance of ‘Watson’ - IBMs proprietary artificial intelligence computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language - on the US general knowledge quiz show ‘Jeopardy’, we review two experiments on formal systems - one in the domain of quantum physics, the other involving a pictographic languaging game - whereby behaviour seemingly characteristic of domain understanding is generated by the mere mechanical application of simple rules. By re-examining both experiments in the context (...) of Searle’s Chinese Room Argument, we suggest their results merely endorse Searle’s core intuition: that ‘syntactical manipulation of symbols is not sufficient for semantics’. Although, pace Watson, some artificial intelligence practitioners have suggested that more complex, higher-level operations on formal symbols are required to instantiate understanding in computational systems, we show that even high-level calls to Google translate would not enable a computer qua ‘formal symbol processor’ to understand the language it processes. We thus conclude that even the most recent developments in ‘quantum linguistics’ will not enable computational systems to genuinely understand natural language. (shrink)
- Initial Segments of Models of Peano's Axioms.L. A. S. Kirby,J. B. Paris,A. Lachlan,M. Srebrny &A. Zarach -1983 -Journal of Symbolic Logic 48 (2):482-483.
- Quantum linguistics and Searle's Chinese room argument.J. M. Bishop,S. J. Nasuto &B. Coecke -2013 - In Vincent Müller,Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence. Springer. pp. 17-29.Viewed in the light of the remarkable performance of ‘Watson’ - IBMs proprietary artificial intelligence computer system capable of answering questions posed in natural language - on the US general knowledge quiz show ‘Jeopardy’, we review two experiments on formal systems - one in the domain of quantum physics, the other involving a pictographic languaging game - whereby behaviour seemingly characteristic of domain understanding is generated by the mere mechanical application of simple rules. By re-examining both experiments in the context (...) of Searle’s Chinese Room Argument, we suggest their results merely endorse Searle’s core intuition: that ‘syntactical manipulation of symbols is not sufficient for semantics’. Although, pace Watson, some artificial intelligence practitioners have suggested that more complex, higher-level operations on formal symbols are required to instantiate understanding in computational systems, we show that even high-level calls to Google translate would not enable a computer qua ‘formal symbol processor’ to understand the language it processes. We thus conclude that even the most recent developments in ‘quantum linguistics’ will not enable computational systems to genuinely understand natural language. (shrink)
- Structure of the 〈0110〉 dislocation in sapphire.J. B. Bilde-S.⊘Rensen,A. R. Thölen,D. J. Gooch &G. W. Groves -1976 -Philosophical Magazine 33 (6):877-889.No categories
- "Die Identität von Geist und Sein: Ein historisch-systematische Untersuchung," by Johannes B. Lötz, S.I. [REVIEW]Roland J. Teske -1975 -Modern Schoolman 53 (1):110-111.
- External assessment and “Conditional financing” of research in Dutch Universities.S. S. Blume &J. B. Spaapen -1988 -Minerva 26 (1):1-30.
- Second order inductive logic and Wilmers' principle.M. S. Kließ &J. B. Paris -2014 -Journal of Applied Logic 12 (4):462-476.
- Science and Life Essays of a Rationalist [by] J.B.S. Haldane; Introduction by J. Maynard Smith.J. B. S. Haldane -1968 - Pemberton Publishing in Association with Barrie & Rockliff.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- (1 other version)Person and Ontology.J. B.Lotz -1963 -Philosophy Today 7 (4):279-297.
- La science en marche.J. B. S. Haldane &G. Gratiant -1956 -Revue Philosophique de la France Et de l'Etranger 146:403-404.Export citation Bookmark
- Phenotypic Integration as a Constraint and Adaptation.J. B. S. Haldane -2004 - In Massimo Pigliucci & Katherine A. Preston,Phenotypic Integration: Studying the Ecology and Evolution of Complex Phenotypes. Oxford University Press. pp. 107.
- The nature of life mark A. Bedau.J. B. S. Haldane,J. Lovelock &C. Taylor -1996 - In Margaret A. Boden,The philosophy of artificial life. New York: Oxford University Press.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Engineering trust in complex automated systems.J. B. Lyons,K. S. Koltai,N. T. Ho,W. B. Johnson,D. E. Smith &R. J. Shively -2016 -Ergon. Des 24.Export citation Bookmark
- Teaching Health Sociology in Australia.J. Parer,K. Harley,R. Aird,F. Collyer,P. S. Cook,J. Dellemain,B. Hart,L. Rodriguez &S. Short -2013 -Nexus 25 (3):12-18.
- Logic and uncertainty in the human mind: a tribute to David E. Over.S. Elqayam,Igor Douven,J. St B. T. Evans &N. Cruz (eds.) -2020 - Routledge.David Earl Over is a leading cognitive scientist and, with his firm grounding in philosophical logic, he also exerts a powerful influence on the psychology of reasoning. He is responsible for not only a large body of empirical work and accompanying theory, but for advancing a major shift in thinking about reasoning, commonly known as the 'new paradigm' in the psychology of human reasoning. Over's signature mix of philosophical logic and experimental psychology has inspired generations of researchers, psychologists, and philosophers (...) alike over more than a quarter of a century. The chapters in this volume, written by a leading group of contributors including a number who helped shape the psychology of reasoning as we know it today, each take their starting point from the key themes of Over's ground-breaking work. The essays in this collection explore a wide range of central topics--such as rationality, bias, dual processes, and dual systems--as well as contemporary psychological and philosophical theories of conditionals. It concludes with an engaging new chapter, authored by David Over himself, which details and analyses the new paradigm psychology of reasoning. This book is therefore important reading for scholars, researchers, and advanced students in psychology, philosophy, and the cognitive sciences, including those who are not familiar with Over's thought already. (shrink)No categories
- Second Order Inductive Logic and Wilmers' Principle.M. S. Kliess &J. B. Paris -2014 -Journal of Applied Logic 12 (4):462-476.We extend the framework of Inductive Logic to Second Order languages and introduce Wilmers' Principle, a rational principle for probability functions on Second Order languages. We derive a representation theorem for functions satisfying this principle and investigate its relationship to the first order principles of Regularity and Super Regularity.
- Clicks, carelessness and consequences: Navigating pharmacist negligence.M. S. Khan &J. B. Gardner -forthcoming -South African Journal of Bioethics and Law:e2336.The legal framework governing claims of medical negligence is extensively documented within South African (SA) jurisprudence, with a predominant focus on the liability of medical practitioners. In contrast, the liability of pharmacists has received comparatively scant attention. This issue was recently highlighted by a case in which a woman from the Western Cape initiated legal action against Clicks, a leading health, beauty and wellness retailer and SA’s largest retail pharmacy chain, alleging that the provision of incorrect medication nearly cost her (...) life. At the time of writing, the case has yet to advance to trial. This article explores the legal and ethical dimensions of medical negligence attributed to pharmacists within the context of their professional duties. Additionally, it investigates how similar cases are adjudicated in foreign jurisdictions, with a specific focus on the US. (shrink)No categories
- Stadsranden, rood èn groen.S. Van Eijk &W. J. B. Rozendaal -2003 -Topos: Periodiek Over Landschapsarchitectuur, Ruimtelijke Planning En Sociaal-Ruimtelijke Analyse 13.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Letters to Young Churches.J. B. Phillips &C. S. Lewis -1948No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Hérédité et politique.J. B. S. Haldane &Paul Couderc -1950 -Revue Philosophique de la France Et de l'Etranger 140:531-532.Export citation Bookmark
- Krampe, RT, 61 Liu, I.-m., 149 Mandler, JM, 307 Mayr, U., 61.J. McDonald,B. Dodd,B. Franks,E. Gibson,J. Hampton,P. C. Hansen,G. Hickok,A. Holm,W. S. Horton &J. E. Isaacs -1996 -Cognition 59:359.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Contrast dependence of contextual effects in macaque striate cortex.J. B. Levitt &J. S. Lund -1996 - In Enrique Villanueva,Perception. Ridgeview Pub. Co. pp. 22-22.
- Lysenko and Genetics.J. B. S. Haldane -1940 -Science and Society 4 (4):433 - 437.
- Developing aluminum-based bulk metallic glasses.B. J. Yang,J. H. Yao,Y. S. Chao,J. Q. Wang &E. Ma -2010 -Philosophical Magazine 90 (23):3215-3231.No categories
- Heredity and Politics.J. B. S. Haldane -1938 - Routledge.This book, first published in 1938, is based on the Muirhead Lectures given at Birmingham University in February and March of 1937. The first half of this book is mainly devoted to an exposition of the principles of genetics, whilst the second half deals with more controversial topics, with the text providing an insight into the ideology of the time. This title will be of interest to students of politics and history.
- A Dialectical Account of Evolution.J. B. S. Haldane -1937 -Science and Society 1 (4):473 - 486.
- Science and Well-Being.J. B. S. Haldane &William Empson -1935 - K. Paul.Export citation Bookmark
- God's Presence in History. [REVIEW]J. B. S. -1971 -Review of Metaphysics 24 (3):541-541.This little volume, using a combined approach of phenomenology, history, philosophy, and theology probes deeply into questions of belief and commitment. The book is valuable for scholars who possess the background and sensitivity to appreciate the three essays which constitute it. The first of these, "The Structure of Jewish Experience," takes up the epistemological problem of belief in a God who is present in history and who can consequently be the object of worship by modern man just as he was (...) thousands of years ago. The second essay, "The Challenge of Modern Secularity," deals with current theological issues, including the Subjectivist Reductionism, the "Death" of God, and faith as "immediacy after reflection." The third and most impassioned essay, "The Commanding Voice of Auschwitz," deals with themes which have been the preoccupation of Elie Wiesel, to whom the book is dedicated. There have not been many Jewish writers since the holocaust, who have been willing to write about their faith. Fackenheim speculates that it must be difficult to justify such faith to oneself in light of the fate of the Jews in recent history. In this book, and particularly in the last essay, the author attempts to justify such faith, and he does it intelligently and eloquently.--S. J. B. (shrink)
- [Life tables 1988-1990].J. B. Casterline,E. C. Cooksey,A. F. Ismail,P. Chequer,N. Hearst,E. S. Hudes,E. Castilho,G. Rutherford,L. Loures &L. Rodrigues -1992 -Journal of Biosocial Science 24 (2):245-60.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Martin Buber's Ontology. [REVIEW]J. B. S. -1970 -Review of Metaphysics 24 (1):143-144.Wood informs the reader that Buber rejected "isms," hard and fast rules and principles, and systems, but he goes on to systematize Buber's thought nonetheless. The result is often enlightening. I and Thou, which Wood considers the central work of the philosopher's thought, is finely broken down and analyzed in its component parts. In this manner it is less formidable to the uninitiated, and the reader who is puzzled by a particular passage can find in Wood's book an authoritative, well-researched (...) explanation. There are also excellent biographical data woven in with glimpses of Buber's voluminous works and the influences on them, and a complete bibliography that is as definitive as any published to date. But Buber's thought does not lend itself to systematization. One cannot substitute Ontology for Metaphysics and then proceed to dissect a philosophy which declares itself to be beyond metaphysics, and which points to the existential meeting of a person here and now with another person and/or with God. Wood provides a diagram showing the structure of I and Thou which may be useful for locating selections in the book as they relate to a certain code, but at the same time it illustrates what Buber describes as objectification, an I-it relationship with a person or his work, which is far from the I-Thou relationship.--S. J. B. (shrink)
- The Effect of Subject's Sophistication on Responses to Spatial Tasks', Le dessin technique.J. B. DeregowskiI &S. Dziurawiec -forthcoming -Hermes.Export citation Bookmark
- Mathematical Darwinism: A discussion of the genetical theory of natural selection.J. B. S. Haldane -1931 -The Eugenics Review 23 (2):115.
- A neural global workspace model for conscious attention.J. B. Newman,Bernard J. Baars &S. Cho -1997 -Neural Networks 10:1195-1206.
- Martin Buber; L'homme et le philosophe. [REVIEW]J. B. S. -1971 -Review of Metaphysics 24 (3):554-554.This work contains three essays which were delivered at a Symposium in 1966 at the Free University in Brussels, convened to pay homage to Martin Buber. The first essay, by Gabriel Marcel, attempts to edify the reader on Buber's philosophical anthropology, his philosophy of dialogue, political philosophy, and his philosophy of religion. There are frequent comparisons between Marcel's point of view and Buber's. The essay is particularly strong where Marcel analyzes Buber's notion of the "we." His perceptive examination of this (...) subject points up the affinity between his own and the Jewish philosopher's thought. The essay by Emmanuel Levinas, "La Pensée de Martin Buber et le Judaïsme Contemporain," sketches current Jewish thought and finds that it was Buber who gave it direction. Levinas provides also an account of the enormous work which Buber did in establishing Hassidism as an important stage in Hebraic thought. The last essay, by André Lacocque, deals with Protestant theology and the possible application of Buber's ideas to it. There is an extended comparison between the views of Kierkegaard and those of Buber on man's relationship with God and the author concludes that Buber's point of view is more compatible with modern Christianity than was Kierkegaard's.--S. J. B. (shrink)
- Personalized medicine and genome-based treatments: Why personalized medicine ≠ individualized treatments.S. G. Nicholls,B. J. Wilson,D. Castle,H. Etchegary &J. C. Carroll -2014 -Clinical Ethics 9 (4):135-144.The sequencing of the human genome and decreasing costs of sequencing technology have led to the notion of ‘personalized medicine’. This has been taken by some authors to indicate that personalized medicine will provide individualized treatments solely based on one’s DNA sequence. We argue this is overly optimistic and misconstrues the notion of personalization. Such interpretations fail to account for economic, policy and structural constraints on the delivery of healthcare. Furthermore, notions of individualization based on genomic data potentially take us (...) down the road of genetic reductionism obscuring the role of environmental factors in disease and ill health. We propose that one should see personalized medicine as a way of using personal genomic information to stratify individuals into subpopulations and suggest that personalized medicine be seen within a broader idea of personalized healthcare, reflecting healthcare that integrates personal genomic data into cultural, environmental and personal contexts. (shrink)
- Attitudes Towards Non-directiveness Among Medical Geneticists in Germany and Switzerland.J. Eichinger,B. S. Elger,S. McLennan,I. Filges &I. Koné -2024 -Journal of Bioethical Inquiry 21 (4):711-722.The principle of non-directiveness remains an important tenet in genetics. However, the concept has encountered growing criticism over the last two decades. There is an ongoing discussion about its appropriateness for specific situations in genetics, especially in light of recent significant advancements in genetic medicine. Despite the debate surrounding non-directiveness, there is a notable lack of up-to-date international research empirically investigating the issue from the perspective of those who actually do genetic counselling. Addressing this gap, our article delves into the (...) viewpoints and experiences of medical geneticists in Germany and Switzerland. Twenty qualitative interviews were analysed employing reflexive thematic analysis. Participants’ responses revealed substantial uncertainties and divergences in their understanding and application of the concept. It seems to cause distress since many geneticists stated that the principle was difficult to put into clinical practice and was no longer ethically justified given the increasing likelihood of therapeutic implications resulting from genomic testing outcomes. The insights provided by our qualitative empirical study accord with the ongoing theoretical debate regarding the definition, legitimacy, and feasibility of the principle. An adequately nuanced understanding and application of non-directiveness seems crucial to circumvent the risks inherent in the principle, while promoting patient autonomy and beneficence. (shrink)
- Practice of medicine.J. D. Wilson,E. Braunwald,K. J. Isselbacher,R. G. Petersdorf,J. B. Martin,A. S. Facci &R. K. Root -2003 - In Alan Charles Kors,Encyclopedia of the Enlightenment. New York: Oxford University Press.Export citation Bookmark
- Strain-induced preferential dissolution at the dislocation emergences in MnS: an atomic scale study.Y. T. Zhou,Y. J. Wang,S. J. Zheng,B. Zhang &X. L. Ma -2015 -Philosophical Magazine 95 (22):2365-2375.No categories
- Catholicism Engaging Other Faiths: Vatican Ii and its Impact.Michael Amaladoss S. J.,Roberto Catalano,Francis X. Clooney S. J.,Archbishop Michael L. Fitzgerald,Richard Girardin,Roger Haight S. J.,Sallie B. King,Vladimir Latinovic,Leo D. Lefebure,Archbishop Felix Machado,Gerard Mannion,Alexander E. Massad,Sandra Mazzolini,Dawn M. Nothwehr O. S. F.,John T. Pawlikowski O. S. M.,Peter C. Phan,Jonathan Ray,William Skudlarek O. S. B.,Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran,Jason Welle O. F. M. &Taraneh R. Wilkinson (eds.) -2018 - Springer Verlag.This book assesses how Vatican II opened up the Catholic Church to encounter, dialogue, and engagement with other world religions. Opening with a contribution from the President of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, it next explores the impact, relevance, and promise of the Declaration Nostra Aetate before turning to consider how Vatican II in general has influenced interfaith dialogue and the intellectual and comparative study of world religions in the postconciliar decades, as well as the contribution (...) of particular past and present thinkers to the formation of current interreligious and comparative theological methods. Additionally, chapters consider interreligious dialogue vis-à-vis theological anthropology in conciliar documents; openness to the spiritual practices of other faith traditions as a way of encouraging positive interreligious encounter; the role of lay and new ecclesial movements in interreligious dialogue; and the development of Monastic Interreligious Dialogue. Finally, it includes a range of perspectives on the fruits and future of Vatican’s II’s opening to particular faiths such as Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. (shrink)No categories
- The interpretatation of field-ion micrographs: Streak contrast.S. Ranganathan,K. M. Bowkett,J. Hren &B. Ralph -1965 -Philosophical Magazine 12 (118):841-854.No categories
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