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Investigating the Sources of Silver in 17th- and 18th-Century Silver Coins from the <i>Rooswijk</i> Shipwreck by Compositional Studies. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Gherardi F, Pelsdonk J.
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What does it mean to have experienced the death of a relative in a context of social and funeral restrictions? Lessons from the pandemic for bereavement research and clinical practice. [PDF]
PLoS OneBoever C, Zech E, Arcand L, Verdon C.
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2022
This chapter argues that the end of the American order is not coterminous with the end of liberalism. It emphasizes that the history of liberalism points to its multiple traditions and political forms as well as its great resilience. In an uncertain world of pluralizing power centers much will depend on America itself. The chapter then investigates how
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This chapter argues that the end of the American order is not coterminous with the end of liberalism. It emphasizes that the history of liberalism points to its multiple traditions and political forms as well as its great resilience. In an uncertain world of pluralizing power centers much will depend on America itself. The chapter then investigates how
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Benacerraf’s Mathematical Antinomy
2016Benacerraf’s “Mathematical Truth” (Benacerraf 1973) takes on the form of a well-known dilemma. Either a referential semantics for ordinary language is extended to mathematical language, but then one lapses into platonism, or a reasonable account of mathematical knowledge as a proof activity is put forward, but then no account of mathematical truth as ...
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Curentul Juridic, The Juridical Current, 2007 Legal systems are not necessarily coherent. Coherence represents an ideal of the law in force aimed at by both lawmakers and judges. It has a rational character and it is necessary for the application of positive law and for assuring justice and legal security.
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2010
In this paper we wish to present some antinomies that arise in the analysis of urban-rural relations. First of all: are we to give a norm or simply to describe what happens? Second: the fight between res extensa, territory, and res cogitans, nets and knots. Third: the contrast between the theory of Central Places and the Reticular theory.
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In this paper we wish to present some antinomies that arise in the analysis of urban-rural relations. First of all: are we to give a norm or simply to describe what happens? Second: the fight between res extensa, territory, and res cogitans, nets and knots. Third: the contrast between the theory of Central Places and the Reticular theory.
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2002
AbstractThis chapter examines philosopher Immanuel Kant's antimonies and their relation to contradiction in the limit of the iterable. This limit of thought arises from Kant's Transcendental Ideas and the Dialectic of Pure Reason. The Antimony is one of the three families of Kant's dialectical arguments and there are four types of antimony, which ...
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AbstractThis chapter examines philosopher Immanuel Kant's antimonies and their relation to contradiction in the limit of the iterable. This limit of thought arises from Kant's Transcendental Ideas and the Dialectic of Pure Reason. The Antimony is one of the three families of Kant's dialectical arguments and there are four types of antimony, which ...
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