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Role of Laparoscopy in Management of Doubt Cases of Acute Abdomen [PDF]
Background: Acute abdomen is a surgical emergency, that needs early diagnosis and treatment to avoid complications and save patient life. However, accurate diagnosis is crucial to avoid unnecessary surgery. Laparoscopy could represent an optimal solution
Ahmed Abdelrahman Al-Sharkawy +2 more
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Doubt and dogmatism in Cicero’s Academica
The objective is to show the peculiar way in which Cicero’s philosophical thinking is original and distances itself from the main representatives of the New Academy: the Roman thinker does not practice epoche, nor does he assign any special role to it in
Alexandre Skvirsky
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Do Juries Understand the Criminal Standard of Proof of Beyond Reasonable Doubt? [PDF]
In Green v The Queen and La Fontaine v The Queen, the High Court stated that it is both unnecessary and unwise for a trial judge to seek to explain to the jury the meaning of ‘beyond reasonable doubt’, on the ground that the phrase is well understood ...
Hemming, Andrew
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To doubt in our hearts: The substance dualism in the light of Peirce's criticism of 'The spirit of Cartesianism' [PDF]
In this article, the author addresses the problem of Cartesian dualism through the prism of Peirce's criticism of the 'spirit of Cartesianism'. The faith in the intuitive knowledge and the strong emphasis on individualism Peirce sees as its two main ...
Risteski Aleksandar D.
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The jurisprudential study of Dar’ principle emphasizing on the Islamic Penal Code 1392 [PDF]
One of the innovations of the legislative in the Islamic Penal Code 1392 is the naming of Dar’ principle. This principle was not explicitly mentioned in the past laws, however it was recognized implicitly in some cases.
Reza Danishvar Thani, Kazim Khosrowy
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La seconde acculturation chrétienne de Cicéron : la réception des Académiques du IXe au XIIe siècle
This study deals with the place of Cicero’s Academics in the Middle Ages. It focuses on the case study of John Salisbury who is one the few medieval philosopher to claim to be an Academic (Academicus).
Christophe Grellard
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The playbill for Taylor University’s Fall 2010 performance of Doubt by John Patrick Shanley. Doubt: A Parable is the story of a fictional Catholic school in Bronx and the clash between the parish priest, Father Flynn, and school’s principal, Sister ...
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Against the naturalness of skepticism about the external world: Wittgenstein and epistemic realism
The purpose of the paper is to cast doubt on the alleged intuitive or natural character of the skeptical argument about the external world. In §1, we examine a version of the skeptical argument based on the epistemic closure principle and the ...
Diego Rodríguez Téllez +1 more
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Je remercie 'a mon tour le Professeur David Hawkins d'avoir porte un si vif inte'ret a mon etude du sceau d'Asmunikal et d'avoir fait montre d'une attention constante pendant ces derniers mois, durant lesquels nous avons echange nos points de vue et nos contributions. Je remercie egalement la redaction de Syria d'avoir permis ce debat scientifique.
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Examining and Analyzing Allameh Tabatabei’s Account on Faith within the Framework of Howard Snyder’s Non-Doxastic Approach [PDF]
The aim of this study is to examine Allama Tabatabai’s account on faith and analyze it within the framework of Daniel Howard-Snyder’s non-doxastic approach.
Mahboubeh Pakdel, Abbas Yazdani
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