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Sketching as a Technique to Eliciting Information and Cues to Deceit in Interpreter-Based Interviews
Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition, 2017We tested the effect of sketching while providing a narrative on eliciting information, eliciting cues to deceit, and lie detection in interpreter-absent and interpreter-present interviews.
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Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence, 2008
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Harald Zankl, Aart Middeldorp
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Harald Zankl, Aart Middeldorp
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Interpreting the interpretations
Physics World, 2001I was weaned on the foundations of quantum mechanics. My PhD thesis was on an alternative interpretation of quantum electrodynamics. I leap from the Copenhagen interpretation to the many-worlds interpretation in the blink of a photon. I have attended many workshops on the foundations of quantum mechanics.
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Interpretant and Interpretation
1980We do not approach the work of the poet or musician in the same way that we would the geometer’s diagram or the philosopher’s proposition. But, as Peirce points out, the work of the poet or novelist is not so utterly different from the scientific man. The artist introduces a fiction; but it is not an arbitrary one; it exhibits affinities to which the
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1997
Abstract There is a simple life cycle for metaphors: they are born of fresh insight about an unnoticed similarity, wither with overuse, and die by becoming so familiar that they are treated as established senses of words. Intellectual fashions are like metaphors in this respect.
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Abstract There is a simple life cycle for metaphors: they are born of fresh insight about an unnoticed similarity, wither with overuse, and die by becoming so familiar that they are treated as established senses of words. Intellectual fashions are like metaphors in this respect.
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Interpretive Choice in Statutory Interpretation
The American Journal of Jurisprudence, 2014This article considers theories of “interpretive choice,” which deny that any particular method of interpreting a statute is uniquely reasonable and instead take statutory interpretation to be very largely underdetermined by reason. Cass Sunstein argues from the nature of interpretation that the choice of interpretive method should turn directly on ...
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Dynamic Interpretations and Interpretation Structures
2007Dynamic semantics has its roots in the research on anaphoric reference. It is well known that in general anaphoric relations are highly context sensitive and defeasible. However, most standard frameworks of dynamic semantics, such as Discourse Representation Theory (DRT) and Dynamic Predicate Logic, do not deal with problems of interpretation revision (
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