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Freedom of fun, freedom of interaction
Interactions, 2004The modernist tradition still drives our society and our scientific endeavors. Modernity stood for technology push, progress through industry, linearity, money, the abstract, and the logical. But it has resulted in a feeling of uneasiness, even coldness.
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Neutral Freedom and Freedom as Control
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 1971
Whether engineering students should be taught English and the communication skills in separate classes is a problem that has plagued teachers for many years. The author thinks that no distinction should be made between English for engineers and English for other students. The Kitzhaber Report is cited as an argument for anti-separatism and is set off
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Whether engineering students should be taught English and the communication skills in separate classes is a problem that has plagued teachers for many years. The author thinks that no distinction should be made between English for engineers and English for other students. The Kitzhaber Report is cited as an argument for anti-separatism and is set off
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Choice, freedom, and freedom of choice
Social Choice and Welfare, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Iris : european journal of Philosophy and Public Debate : 3, 6, 2011, 2011
John McDowell and Christine Korsgaard have defended the claim that when human beings judge or believe that p, they are exercising a fundamental kind of freedom, the “freedom of judging.” David Owens has challenged the view: he argues that they offer us at best no more than a modest notion of freedom, which does not vindicate the claim that we are free ...
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John McDowell and Christine Korsgaard have defended the claim that when human beings judge or believe that p, they are exercising a fundamental kind of freedom, the “freedom of judging.” David Owens has challenged the view: he argues that they offer us at best no more than a modest notion of freedom, which does not vindicate the claim that we are free ...
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On Freedom: The Environment of Freedom
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020The following research nurtures an environment of freedom in our contemporary society. Climate change demands attention to intergenerational equity – the fairness to provide an as favorable standard of living to future generations as we enjoy today.
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The Journal of Finance, 1975
THE BANK holding company movement since 1968 has been a search by the banking industry for flexibility with which to increase its line of products, the markets which it serves, and its access to funds. Banking legislation for most of the twentieth century has been of a restrictive character designed to meet real or potential problems.
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THE BANK holding company movement since 1968 has been a search by the banking industry for flexibility with which to increase its line of products, the markets which it serves, and its access to funds. Banking legislation for most of the twentieth century has been of a restrictive character designed to meet real or potential problems.
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