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Hamartomatous Polyp of the Palatine Tonsil in an Adolescent: A Case Report. [PDF]
J RhinolKwak SU, Kim JH, Shin JM, Kim TH.
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Legitimacy Construction in Discourse: A Honnethian Analysis of the “New Lee Jae-myung” Case
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Global Ecology and Biogeography, 2000
AbstractConsilience means that all fields of human knowledge should be internally consistent. Within the broad span of the ecological and evolutionary sciences, there are many fields that seem only remotely related conceptually. Macroecology has emerged as a research programme that focuses on statistical patterns of ecological and biogeographically ...
Brian A Maurer
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AbstractConsilience means that all fields of human knowledge should be internally consistent. Within the broad span of the ecological and evolutionary sciences, there are many fields that seem only remotely related conceptually. Macroecology has emerged as a research programme that focuses on statistical patterns of ecological and biogeographically ...
Brian A Maurer
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Counterfactual and consilience
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2023In the spirit of this exchange’s call for more “methodological talk” in explanation, I suggest that polyphonic disunity that has prompted persistent calls in economic geography for some form of unificatory explanation may be pursued through opportunities in counterfactual and consilience explanations.
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2009
The last decade of events around the world have brought into clearer focus than ever before this overarching principle: humanity’s many troubles will not abate, they will grow steadily worse, unless humanity can agree on the lodestar of sustainable development.
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The last decade of events around the world have brought into clearer focus than ever before this overarching principle: humanity’s many troubles will not abate, they will grow steadily worse, unless humanity can agree on the lodestar of sustainable development.
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Whewell on classification and consilience
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, 2017In this paper I sketch William Whewell's attempts to impose order on classificatory mineralogy, which was in Whewell's day (1794-1866) a confused science of uncertain prospects. Whewell argued that progress was impeded by the crude reductionist assumption that all macroproperties of crystals could be straightforwardly explained by reference to the ...
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Reflections—In Praise of Consilience
Review of Environmental Economics and Policy, 2011AbstractConsilience refers to the linking together of principles from different disciplines to form new constructs.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
This paper reexamines Stephen Jay Gould's critique of E. O. Wilson's notion of consilience, going back to William Whewell's original formulation of the concept. The element of hermeneutic hindsight which inheres in the process of consilience is clarified and brought to the fore as a notion pertaining to cognitive narratology.
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This paper reexamines Stephen Jay Gould's critique of E. O. Wilson's notion of consilience, going back to William Whewell's original formulation of the concept. The element of hermeneutic hindsight which inheres in the process of consilience is clarified and brought to the fore as a notion pertaining to cognitive narratology.
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2010
Evidence of many kinds has been assembled in the course of the book in support of the central paradigm that the Spice Island ancestors of the Polynesian peoples followed three major currents flowing out of the West Pacific Warm Pool to their limits in two oceans and that they did so before 1000 BC when a global cold period halted transoceanic voyaging ...
Charles E.M. Pearce, F.M. Pearce
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Evidence of many kinds has been assembled in the course of the book in support of the central paradigm that the Spice Island ancestors of the Polynesian peoples followed three major currents flowing out of the West Pacific Warm Pool to their limits in two oceans and that they did so before 1000 BC when a global cold period halted transoceanic voyaging ...
Charles E.M. Pearce, F.M. Pearce
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