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Generalizing the Nagel line to circumscribed polygons by analogy and constructive defining
This paper first discusses the genetic approach and the relevance of the history of mathematics for teaching, reasoning by analogy, and the role of constructive defining in the creation of new mathematical content.
Michael de Villiers
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Notes on Ernest Nagel’s Philosophy of History
In this article, I analyse common arguments raised against historical determinism. I refer to the treatment given to the topic by Ernest Nagel in “Determinism in History” (1959).
Alexander Maar
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Thomas Nagel: la rebeldía de la razón
Thomas Nagel: The Rebellion of ...
Santiago Collado González
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Consciência; Problema mente-corpo; Lacuna explanatória; John Searle; Thomas ...
Tárik de Athayde Prata
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No seu famoso artigo “What is it like to be a bat?” (1974), Thomas Nagel sustenta que existe um ‘ponto de vista’ característico e inescrutável, não acessível objetivamente na experiência, que determina o sentido da própria experiência como evento mental.
Arthur Araújo
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O artigo analisa os argumentos de Searle contra a tese da lacuna explanatória, tal como ele a vê na teoria de Thomas Nagel. Seus argumentos (cf. seções III e IV) – baseados num exame do conceito de necessidade – exibem diversas fragilidades, de modo que
Tárik de Athayde Prata
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Reviews of the Built Environment: The New Berlin in Three Parts
Berlin has experienced a recent spate of major civic construction projects. This review comprises critical assessments, by three different authors, of three of those recently completed projects: the Berlin Palace and Humboldtforum (Brigitte Sölch), the ...
Brigitte Sölch, Elke Nagel, Max Hirsh
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Review: Anachronic Renaissance by Alexander Nagel and Christopher Wood
A review of Alexander Nagel and Christopher Wood’s book Anachronic Renaissance, published in 2010 by Zone Books.
Keith Moxey
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Geographies of Muslim Women: Gender, Religion and Space
FALAH, Ghazi-Walid; NAGEL, Caroline (eds.) (2005). Geographies of Muslim Women: Gender, Religion and Space. Nova York: The Guilford Press, 337 p.
Anna Ortiz Guitart
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