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The Economic Journal, 1990
This paper considers the contributions of J. R. Hicks to economic theory. Copyright 1990 by Royal Economic Society.
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This paper considers the contributions of J. R. Hicks to economic theory. Copyright 1990 by Royal Economic Society.
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Who or What is God, According to John Hick? [PDF]
Topoi, 2016 . I summarize John Hick’s pluralistic theory of the world’s great religions, largely in his own voice, so as to avoid the charge of misrepresentation. I then focus on the core posit of his theory, what he calls “the transcategorial Real, ” but which I ...
Daniel Howard-Snyder
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1989
It is unclear to me precisely how the Kant—Russell line of argument shows that my version of the OA breaks down — that is, is either formally invalid, informally invalid, or unsound. Nevertheless, the thrust of Hick’s objection is clear — it is illicit and precritical to speak, as the OA does, of existence ‘in the mind’.
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It is unclear to me precisely how the Kant—Russell line of argument shows that my version of the OA breaks down — that is, is either formally invalid, informally invalid, or unsound. Nevertheless, the thrust of Hick’s objection is clear — it is illicit and precritical to speak, as the OA does, of existence ‘in the mind’.
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1989
Hick’s project is to find a way, of understanding the several religious traditions so that their respective claims will not be in conflict. The ideal would be that believers in one tradition who understand themselves in the way he proposes could accept believers in other traditions as having equal, or at least comparable, claims to truth and validity ...
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Hick’s project is to find a way, of understanding the several religious traditions so that their respective claims will not be in conflict. The ideal would be that believers in one tradition who understand themselves in the way he proposes could accept believers in other traditions as having equal, or at least comparable, claims to truth and validity ...
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Hicks's ‘conversion’ – from J. R. to John
2009J.R. Hicks, the young, is the father of the IS-LM framework of analysis - that framework which killed the Keynesian Revolution. John Hicks, the old, repudiated the analysis that J.R. Hicks made. That's why Hicks changed name from J.R. to John. The article studies the underlined theoretical motives that provoke this profound change of mind.
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John Hick’s An Interpretation of Religion
1991Lord Gifford would have been delighted by this book. It is hard to think of any previous Gifford Lectures which more precisely fulfilled the terms of his will. John Hick certainly fits the specification of an “able and reverent man, a true thinker, a sincere lover of and earnest inquirer after truth”.
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The Philosophical Theology of John Hick
1990John Hick is one of the most widely read and discussed philosophers of religion in the contemporary world. Scholars who take up topics on which Hick has written normally find it essential to engage themselves in dialogue with or criticism of what he has said. And what is striking is the range of topics in which this is true.
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