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Journal of Teacher Education, 2020
The author reports the findings from a yearlong antiracist project involving three White male preservice teachers in a Midwestern rural U.S. state. Drawing on second-wave White teacher identity literature and Emotional Tools of Whiteness, the project ...
J. Shim
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The author reports the findings from a yearlong antiracist project involving three White male preservice teachers in a Midwestern rural U.S. state. Drawing on second-wave White teacher identity literature and Emotional Tools of Whiteness, the project ...
J. Shim
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Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 2020
Living in the world's leading superaging society, Japanese are confronted with a tsunami of dementia that has generated fear of becoming mentally incommensurable to oneself and to others.
J. Kitanaka
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Living in the world's leading superaging society, Japanese are confronted with a tsunami of dementia that has generated fear of becoming mentally incommensurable to oneself and to others.
J. Kitanaka
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The Incommensurability Thesis: Has It Lost Its Bite?
Journal of Indian Council of Philosophical Research, 2015 Incommensurability constitutes the focal point of Kuhn's departure from the prevailing traditions in Philosophy of Science. The paper traces the mathematical origin of the concept of "incommensurability" and philosophical environment that constrained the
GUPTA, A
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Paradigms and Incommensurability
Theory and Society, 1975One of the consequences of the new image of science has been an emphasis on the ‘incommensurability’ of paradigms. As we have seen, advocates of the new image challenge the view that statements, including scientific theories, have some atomic, fixed meanings; they argue that statements have meanings only by virtue of their relations to other statements
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Taxonomy, truth-value gaps and incommensurability: a reconstruction of Kuhn's taxonomic interpretation of incommensurability [PDF]
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2002 Kuhn's alleged taxonomic interpretation of incommensurability is grounded on an ill defined notion of untranslatability and is hence radically incomplete.
Xinli Wang
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The incommensurability of psychoanalysis and history
History and Theory, 2012ABSTRACTThis article argues that, although psychoanalysis and history have different conceptions of time and causality, there can be a productive relationship between them. Psychoanalysis can force historians to question their certainty about facts, narrative, and cause; it introduces disturbing notions about unconscious motivation and the effects of ...
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2008
In the 1990s, authors such as Andrew Pickering and Ian Hacking, who worked on experimental practices and stressed the need for philosophy of science to take into account material and performative aspects of laboratory life, claimed to have discovered a new kind of incommensurability.
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In the 1990s, authors such as Andrew Pickering and Ian Hacking, who worked on experimental practices and stressed the need for philosophy of science to take into account material and performative aspects of laboratory life, claimed to have discovered a new kind of incommensurability.
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2018
When one scientific theory or tradition is replaced by another in a scientific revolution, the concepts involved often change in fundamental ways. For example, among other differences, in Newtonian mechanics an object’s mass is independent of its velocity, while in relativity mechanics, mass increases as the velocity approaches that of light.
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When one scientific theory or tradition is replaced by another in a scientific revolution, the concepts involved often change in fundamental ways. For example, among other differences, in Newtonian mechanics an object’s mass is independent of its velocity, while in relativity mechanics, mass increases as the velocity approaches that of light.
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:The Last Writings of Thomas S. Kuhn: Incommensurability in Science
The Quarterly review of biology, 2023Alexandre Francq, S. Billiard
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The origin of the incommensurate phase and the incommensurate-commensurate transition
Ferroelectrics, 1986Abstract It is shown that the modulation of an IC phase originates in the δ2 term of the model Hamiltonian, and that the Lifshitz term δπx is necessary for its stability. It is also shown that the soliton structure can only exist near Ts. It is difficult to distinguish the C phase characterised by solitons from the IC phase of multi-harmonic modulation
Ru Guo, Zhen-qing Yang
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