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The Cartographic Journal, 1971
AbstractDefining isometric lines as those portraying basic numerical distributions, and isopleths as portraying values, this paper traces the growth of the 'iso' family from the use of the isobath in 1584, through other members of the isometric family to the conception of the isopleth in 1845, its birth in 1857, and its christening in 1859.
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AbstractDefining isometric lines as those portraying basic numerical distributions, and isopleths as portraying values, this paper traces the growth of the 'iso' family from the use of the isobath in 1584, through other members of the isometric family to the conception of the isopleth in 1845, its birth in 1857, and its christening in 1859.
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An introspective genealogy of my introspective genealogy
Marketing Theory, 2008The thought surrounding my controversial introspective paper (Gould, 1991a) has formed a critical genealogy of its own. Here, I revisit the paper's writing and then consider readers' responses, including my own. In so doing, I find that the idea of erasure adapted from Derrida (1997) best describes what has emerged, namely a process of ignoring what I
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2023
This article describes genetic examinations and genealogic search for family members, missing people, disaster victim identification, and criminal cases involving close and distant relatives.
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This article describes genetic examinations and genealogic search for family members, missing people, disaster victim identification, and criminal cases involving close and distant relatives.
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The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, 2011
ABSTRACTThe thesis of this article is that Nietzsche's use of irony in On the Genealogy of Morals is so pervasive that it cannot be relied upon to report Nietzsche's views, even at the moment of writing, on a historical sequence of events or the causal sources of the phenomena that Nietzsche identifies.
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ABSTRACTThe thesis of this article is that Nietzsche's use of irony in On the Genealogy of Morals is so pervasive that it cannot be relied upon to report Nietzsche's views, even at the moment of writing, on a historical sequence of events or the causal sources of the phenomena that Nietzsche identifies.
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The Genealogy of Genealogy: Interpretation in Nietzsche’s Second
1991Though it is often vague, naive, nostalgic and sometimes cloying, Nietzsche’s second Untimely Meditations, which denounces history as long as it is not made to ‘serve life’, must still be taken seriously — for two reasons.1 First, because of its virtues, which we must not allow its vices to obscure and which, if Nietzsche is right in agreeing with ...
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Episteme: A Journal of Social Epistemology, 2007
ABSTRACTIn trusting a speaker we adopt a credulous attitude, and this attitude is basic: it cannot be reduced to the belief that the speaker is trustworthy or reliable. However, like this belief, the attitude of trust provides a reason for accepting what a speaker says.
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ABSTRACTIn trusting a speaker we adopt a credulous attitude, and this attitude is basic: it cannot be reduced to the belief that the speaker is trustworthy or reliable. However, like this belief, the attitude of trust provides a reason for accepting what a speaker says.
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European Journal of Philosophy, 2002
The traditional philosophical discussion of Christianity, whether critical or apologetic, primarily investigates the truth of the Christian doctrine, or the potential justification of the Christian faith. For centuries philosophers have attempted to generalise ‘critique’ in the everyday sense.
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The traditional philosophical discussion of Christianity, whether critical or apologetic, primarily investigates the truth of the Christian doctrine, or the potential justification of the Christian faith. For centuries philosophers have attempted to generalise ‘critique’ in the everyday sense.
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Forensic investigation approaches of searching relatives in DNA databases
Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2021Jianye Ge, Bruce Budowle
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