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Marvell Studies, 2018 You could be excused for thinking that rather than an Englishman, Andrew Marvell might better have been born a Dutchman in the republic’s golden age – an era of religious toleration and commercial ascendance, of fiscal accountability and civic ...
Steven Zwicker
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Can humans see beyond intensity images? [PDF]
arXiv, 2012 The human's visual system detect intensity images. Quite interesting, detector systems have shown the existence of different kind of images. Among them, images obtained by two detectors (detector array or spatially scanning detector) capturing signals within short window times may reveal a "hidden" image not contained in either isolated detector ...
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Kant’s theory of conscience [PDF]
, 2015 In this paper I discuss Kant’s theory of conscience. In particular, I explicate the following two claims that Kant makes in the Metaphysics of Morals: (1) an erring conscience is an absurdity and (2) if an agent has acted according to his/her conscience,
Kahn, Samuel J. M.
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The axiological discourse in A. Veltman’s poem The Woods of Murom
Слово.ру: балтийский акцент, 2014 Based on the work of a famous 19th century Russian author, this article focuses on the development of the theme of robbers’ life, which was introduced by Pushkin and became central to Russian Romanticism. An analysis of the poem in the axiological aspect
Zhilina N.
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HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2013 To know communally first and then to listen: Edward Schillebeeckx’s notion Deus Humanissimus as the conscience of the church. In this article the notion of the conscience of the church is investigated.
Tanya van Wyk
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On the world cognizability [PDF]
arXiv, 2013 The paper gives a few examples of the phenomena that will never be understood by the mankind. The first example is the physics at the scales of $\sim 10^{-33}$ cm where the gravitation interaction becomes strong, sales at the very beginning of the Big Bang.
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Ostium, 2019 The article deals with Hannah Arendt’s early rendition of Socrates’ philosophy in the essay Socrates. As is generally known, she was critical towards Western tradition of philosophy influenced by the trial and death of Socrates, since it overlooked ...
Michal Zvarík
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Concept of “Shame”: Chekhov’s Characters
Izvestiâ Ûžnogo Federalʹnogo Universiteta: Filologičeskie Nauki, 2020 The feeling of «shame» of Chekhov’s characters does not always coincide with the one which author means. Characters in Chekhov’s stories have different reasons for the feeling. They also experience it with different intensity levels.
Elena N. Petukhova
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Unmarried and Unprotected: How Religious Liberty Bills Harm Pregnant People, Families, and Communities of Color [PDF]
, 2017 Increasingly, the long-standing national commitment to equality is being undermined by competing claims to religious liberty. Advocates, politicians, and the media have all documented the “wave of religious-freedom bills” introduced in recent years ...
Public Rights/Private Conscience Project,
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