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A fictionalist theory is a theory that concerns a particular sphere of discourse, and is meant to encompass three theoretical virtues: a naturalistic ontology; an antirevisionary attitude concerning our discursive practices; and the ability to foster semantic uniformity across discursive spheres.
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Evidence of identity in adolescence stories based on Ericsson's psychosocial theory [PDF]
:Objective: Adolescence stories are full of educational tips in addition to entertaining features. One of the basic questions during adolescence is one's curiosity about self-knowledge and identity.
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Models As Fictions, Fictions As Models [PDF]
Thinking of models in science as fictions is said to be helpful, not merely because models are known or assumed to be false, but because work on the nature of fiction helps us understand what models are and how they work. I am unpersuaded. For example, instead of trying to assimilate truth-in-a model to truth-in-fiction we do better to see both as ...
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Seit Beginn der Covid-19-Pandemie haben sich viele Europäer*innen auf bereits existierende schriftliche und audio- visuelle ‚pandemic fictions‘ zur Sinnstiftung oder als Coping-Strategie gestützt.
Julia Obermayr, Yvonne Völkl
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The Domestic Chicken as Legal Fiction
This paper explores the legal fictions surrounding the domestic chicken and its place in animal agriculture through a comparison of law and cultural narrative.
Estée Crenshaw
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“You know, it’s relatively easy to engage primary school children with our activities here. But teenagers, that’s so much harder. And I’ve got teenagers of my own. I know!”. She rolled her eyes. “They certainly can be tough,” I replied. “Look, I’
Dougie Irvine
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Construction et analyse d’un corpus de science-fiction pour l’étude des mots-fictions [PDF]
La science-fiction est un genre littéraire qui se distingue des autres par sa faculté à concevoir un nouveau lexique lors de l’écriture des récits, constitué de termes appelés mots-fictions. Cependant, le nombre de corpus de récits de science-fiction est
Ducos Mathilde, Landragin Frédéric
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System-determining legal prescriptions
In the legal doctrine, there is no consensus on the legal nature and the name of the legal prescriptions that do not establish rights, duties and prohibitions. Some legal scholars call them specialized, and refer to the legal norms, other legal scholars
Ekaterina E. Lekanova
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Réécrire le monde : le design face aux fictions consensuelles
This paper aims to articulate the issues related to fictions with the wider field of design, by way of using the concept of transmedia. Design productions can be fueled by the fictional pool formed by films and TV series, yet they also partake, in turn ...
Fabienne Denoual, Pia Pandelakis
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Legal Fictions and Presumptions in Russian Constitutional Law
The article focuses on the role and significance of legal fictions and presumptions in modern Russian law. Analyzing the Constitution of 1993, several important federal statutes, and also the practice of the Constitutional Court, the author concludes ...
K. V. Karpenko
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