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Interpreting Modern Philosophy.

The Philosophical Quarterly, 1973
Antony Flew, James Collins
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Interpreting Indian Philosophy

2015
This chapter explores some of the challenges of interpreting Indian philosophy by examining three exemplary puzzles: the manner in which philosophical authors employed the idea of the Cārvāka system, a school of thought said to be at once skeptical, hedonistic, and materialist; the meaning of “freedom” in classical India; and the limits of reason as ...
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Daoist Philosophy: Modern Interpretations

Contemporary Chinese Thought, 1998
A fundamental way in which human thought has developed has been constantly to explain the earliest "classics" that are the source of that thought. All in all, the number of such classics is not very high, their explanations are past counting. Moreover, they are constantly increasing, giving rise to an explanatory chain deriving from the classics.
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Interpretations Of, And Interpretations In, Philosophy

2011
The hermeneutics of Hans-Georg Gadamer is often charged, as far as its consequences and implications for a theory of interpretation in the narrower sense are concerned, with a relapse into the morass of an unchecked subjectivism. The author suggests in this paper that this happy compromise between the philosophical elucidation of an underlying ...
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Philosophy of Advanced Interpretations

1990
The interpretation of high resolution seismic plays a crucial role in shallow gas operating procedures. The results and reliability of the shallow gas investigation however rely on the input to the seismic interpretation. In practice, this input varies, depending on the amount of additional seismic and geological information which is consulted to ...
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Philosophy and Biblical Interpretation

1991
This study explores the nature of the conflict between science and religion. It shows through a detailed examination of this conflict as it was manifested in nineteenth-century Britain that religion and science, properly understood, cannot co-exist in mutual harmony.
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An intuitionistic interpretation of Bishop’s philosophy

Philosophia Mathematica
Abstract The constructive mathematics developed by Bishop in Foundations of Constructive Analysis succeeded in gaining the attention of mathematicians, but discussions of its underlying philosophy are still rare in the literature. Commentators seem to conclude, from Bishop’s rejection of choice sequences and his severe criticism of ...
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Interpretation and Hobbes’s Political Philosophy

Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2001
Abstract The persistent debate over Hobbes’s political and religious views may be explained by the fact that scholars come to their texts with different networks of beliefs, arising from different experiences and dispositions. Although the networks of people overlap, especially those from the same culture, they may not overlap with ...
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Interpreting art, interpreting Islam, interpreting philosophy

2021
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