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One of the most complicated and ambiguous tendencies in contemporary western societies is the phenomenon referred to as the "turn to religion." In philosophy, one of the most original thinkers critically questioning this "turn" is Jean-Luc Nancy.
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One of the most complicated and ambiguous tendencies in contemporary western societies is the phenomenon referred to as the "turn to religion." In philosophy, one of the most original thinkers critically questioning this "turn" is Jean-Luc Nancy.
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What's Distinctive about a Distinctive Face?
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology Section A, 1994In this study we examine the relationship between objective aspects of facial appearance and facial “distinctiveness”. Specifically, we examine whether the extent to which a face deviates from “average” correlates with rated distinctiveness and measures of memorability.
V, Bruce, A M, Burton, N, Dench
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How distinct is ‘distinct quality’ of mood?
Psychological Medicine, 1997Background. The DSM-IV criteria for melancholia include the clinical feature ‘distinct quality’, defined as a mood state differing from that experienced in bereavement. Both propositions – its specificity to melancholia and its definition – remain problematical.Methods.
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Midwest Studies in Philosophy, 1981
Abstract This paper argues for the semantic significance of Donnellan’s distinction between referential and attributive uses of definite descriptions and thus for the view that definite descriptions are ambiguous. Kripke doubts that the distinction is semantically significant, emphasizing an important Gricean distinction between speaker ...
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Abstract This paper argues for the semantic significance of Donnellan’s distinction between referential and attributive uses of definite descriptions and thus for the view that definite descriptions are ambiguous. Kripke doubts that the distinction is semantically significant, emphasizing an important Gricean distinction between speaker ...
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Distinct, but not too distinct
English World-Wide. A Journal of Varieties of English, 2000This paper shows how a rapid taped survey is used to collect language samples from four New Zealand speech communities. It details the methodology in the study, and presents an analysis of one variable, (s) fronting. This variable is of special interest because, although phoneticians have noted that English speakers sometimes produce this sound in ...
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The postscript systematizes the logic of mutual inclusion that the book asserts is necessary to understand fascism, or any political logic. It begins with a critique of the concept of identity as the signature accomplishment of European modernity. It then argues that the alternative logic to identity-based thinking, which hinges on the general idea and
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International Review of the Red Cross, 1963
The International Committee has awarded its Silver Medal to one of its delegates, Mr. Roger Vust. It was during a plenary session on June 6, 1963 that Mr. Leopold Boissier gave him this souvenir in the name of the institution over which he presides.Mr.
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The International Committee has awarded its Silver Medal to one of its delegates, Mr. Roger Vust. It was during a plenary session on June 6, 1963 that Mr. Leopold Boissier gave him this souvenir in the name of the institution over which he presides.Mr.
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