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META-CLASSICAL NON-CLASSICAL LOGICS
The Review of Symbolic LogicAbstractRecently, it has been proposed to understand a logic as containing not only a validity canon for inferences but also a validity canon for metainferences of any finite level. Then, it has been shown that it is possible to construct infinite hierarchies of ‘increasingly classical’ logics—that is, logics that are classical at the level of ...
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Expanding the Classical in Classical Sociology
Journal of Classical Sociology, 2007If it is to become a more widely used resource at the present time, when the demand is growing for explanations of the predicament of modern western society in the wake of the events of 11 September 2001 and various similar subsequent events around the globe, classical sociology might pay more attention than it usually does to a particular set of ...
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Classical and non-classical computation
Architectural Research Quarterly, 2001Computers have come to play an important role in architectural practice. Nonetheless, the promise of computation as a creative partner in practice, and a means to better understand and support the design process has yet to be realized. This article considers aspects of computation, and alternative ways that these have been approached in order to ...
George Stiny, Terry Knight
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The Classical to the Classical
Philosophy of Science, 1951In books on the calculus of probability, there have been many accounts as to what is the meaning of the term “probable.” We can readily divide them into three groups. The first sometimes defines probability in terms of the ratio between the number of cases favorable to an event and the number of equally possible cases.
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Why Is Classical Theory Classical?
American Journal of Sociology, 1997The familiar canon embodies an untenable foundation story of great men theorizing European modernity. Sociology actually emerged from a broad cultural dynamic in which tensions of liberalism and empire were central. Global expansion and colonization gave sociology its main conceptual framework and much of its data, key problems, and methods.
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ON COHEN'S CLASSICAL TELEPORTATION OF CLASSICAL STATES
Fluctuation and Noise Letters, 2006We present additional considerations to elucidate the nature of Cohen's classical teleportation of classical bits.
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Keynes, the Classics and the ‘New Classicism’
1983In the last chapter we attempted to give an outline of ‘monetarist’ macroeconomics and to contrast this with the ‘Keynesian’ model we developed in earlier chapters. In developing any model — whether ‘Keynesian’, ‘monetarist’, or what you will — there is always a risk of losing sight of its overall structure in the necessarily rather detailed ...
D. C. Rowan, D. C. Rowan
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2016
Call-by-need calculi are complex to design and reason with. When adding control effects, the very notion of canonicity is irremediably lost, the resulting calculi being necessarily ad hoc. This calls for a design of call-by-need guided by logical rather than operational considerations. Ariola et al.
Pédrot, Pierre-Marie, Saurin, Alexis
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Call-by-need calculi are complex to design and reason with. When adding control effects, the very notion of canonicity is irremediably lost, the resulting calculi being necessarily ad hoc. This calls for a design of call-by-need guided by logical rather than operational considerations. Ariola et al.
Pédrot, Pierre-Marie, Saurin, Alexis
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The Classicism of The Classics
Yale French Studies, 1967Jean Hytier, June Guicharnaud
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