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What is Applied About "Applied" Philosophy?
Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 1990"Applied" is a technical term describing a variety of new philosophical enterprises. The author examines and rejects the view that these fields are derivative. Whatever principles, judgments, or background theories that are employed to solve problems in these areas are either changed by how they are used, or at least the possibility exists of their ...
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Applied Mathematics, Physics [PDF]
, 1972 A grid refinement technique for high resolution magnetohydrodynamical flows is described. It is based on the use of multiple nested grids having successively higher resolution. The numerical algorithm is formulated in such a way that the advection part of the hydrodynamical equations are solved in conservative form on the whole integration domain.
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HOW IS APPLIED PHILOSOPHY TO BE APPLIED?*
Journal of Social Philosophy, 1990Without in the least teaching common reason anything new, we need only to draw its attention to its own principle, in the manner of Socrates, thus showing that neither science nor philosophy is needed in order to know what one has to do in order to be honest and good, and even wise and virtuous.
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1990
You may have seen an advertisement and simply want to apply; you may be trying to get promotion; you may be at college in the final year of your course and in the unenviable position of needing to write to organisations ‘cold’ (i.e. enquiring from many organisations whether they have any vacancies, rather than applying for a particular job that has ...
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You may have seen an advertisement and simply want to apply; you may be trying to get promotion; you may be at college in the final year of your course and in the unenviable position of needing to write to organisations ‘cold’ (i.e. enquiring from many organisations whether they have any vacancies, rather than applying for a particular job that has ...
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Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 2020
Following long-term potentiation, α5-subunit-containing GABA receptors relocalize to inhibitory synapses to amplify inhibition and suppress runaway potentiation.
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Following long-term potentiation, α5-subunit-containing GABA receptors relocalize to inhibitory synapses to amplify inhibition and suppress runaway potentiation.
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Applied Linguistics as Linguistics Applied
1987In a paper presented at the AILA congress in Montreal in 1978, I examined the notion of applied linguistics, reaching the following conclusions. In discussing the nature and status of applied linguistics, it is essential to distinguish between two levels, the pragmatic and the theoretical.
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2005
Applying for medical jobs is stressful. Professional advancement and social happiness depend upon getting the job you want. This article describes the stages of the appointments process, the paperwork involved and suggests what you need to do to be successful.
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Applying for medical jobs is stressful. Professional advancement and social happiness depend upon getting the job you want. This article describes the stages of the appointments process, the paperwork involved and suggests what you need to do to be successful.
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Narrative Inquiry, 2006
Ethnopoetics is a form of narrative analysis designed, initially, for the analysis of folk stories and based on an ethnographic performance-based understanding of narrative emphasizing that meaning is an effect of performance. It offers opportunities for analyzing ‘voice’.
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Ethnopoetics is a form of narrative analysis designed, initially, for the analysis of folk stories and based on an ethnographic performance-based understanding of narrative emphasizing that meaning is an effect of performance. It offers opportunities for analyzing ‘voice’.
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