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2008
Abstract Clarke sets out his moral theory in one of his major works on natural theology. He addresses those who reject the Christian revelation because it cannot be vindicated by reason. In his view, the basic principles of morality are evident to reason, apart from any appeal to revelation, and these moral principles make it reasonable ...
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Abstract Clarke sets out his moral theory in one of his major works on natural theology. He addresses those who reject the Christian revelation because it cannot be vindicated by reason. In his view, the basic principles of morality are evident to reason, apart from any appeal to revelation, and these moral principles make it reasonable ...
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Social Science History, 2012
This article examines the key events leading to the creation of the California higher education system and Clark Kerr’s influential concept the “multiversity.” The wide, uncritical reception of this term requires explanation, which the essay explores both in terms of Kerr’s 1963 book,The Uses of the University, and in terms of its impact even on ...
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This article examines the key events leading to the creation of the California higher education system and Clark Kerr’s influential concept the “multiversity.” The wide, uncritical reception of this term requires explanation, which the essay explores both in terms of Kerr’s 1963 book,The Uses of the University, and in terms of its impact even on ...
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The Hastings Center Report, 1983
KIE: Artificial heart recipient Barney Clark was given a key that would have allowed him to turn off the compressor that ran the heart if he had no longer wished to live tethered to a machine. Rachels argues that Clark's use of the key would have been suicide, refutes possible objections to the use of the term in this context, and sees ethical ...
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KIE: Artificial heart recipient Barney Clark was given a key that would have allowed him to turn off the compressor that ran the heart if he had no longer wished to live tethered to a machine. Rachels argues that Clark's use of the key would have been suicide, refutes possible objections to the use of the term in this context, and sees ethical ...
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BMJ, 2017
Gilbert Winston Clark was born in Llanbadarn Fawr, Ceredigion. He attended Ardwyn Grammar School, Aberystwyth, and entered Cardiff medical school after serving as a navigator in the Fleet Air Arm during the second world war. In 1944 …
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Gilbert Winston Clark was born in Llanbadarn Fawr, Ceredigion. He attended Ardwyn Grammar School, Aberystwyth, and entered Cardiff medical school after serving as a navigator in the Fleet Air Arm during the second world war. In 1944 …
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Development of fractal-like Clark model in a fixed-bed column
Separation and Purification Technology, 2020Qili Hu, Zhenya Zhang, Hengyuan Liu
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