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2007
Abstract asked to tell the difference between one sound and another, a lis tener today may respond in a number of ways. One high-tech method involves reproducing the field of varying intensities of a sound sample as a contour landscape representing amplitude as height, and frequency and time as longitude and latitude.
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Abstract asked to tell the difference between one sound and another, a lis tener today may respond in a number of ways. One high-tech method involves reproducing the field of varying intensities of a sound sample as a contour landscape representing amplitude as height, and frequency and time as longitude and latitude.
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Empty Names, Fictional Names, Mythical Names
Nous, 2005John Stuart Mill (1843) thought that proper names denote individuals and do not connote attributes. Contemporary Millians agree, in spirit. We hold that the semantic content of a proper name is simply its referent. We also think that the semantic content of a declarative sentence is a Russellian structured proposition whose constituents are the ...
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Journal of the History of Biology, 2002
Historians of science recite familiar textbook stories about the origin of the term biology. With this note, Peter McLaughlin shows us antecedents that suggest it is worth thinking more about the traditions from which the familiar usage of the term emerged. We invited McLaughlin to submit this addition to our understanding of the foundation of "biology,
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Historians of science recite familiar textbook stories about the origin of the term biology. With this note, Peter McLaughlin shows us antecedents that suggest it is worth thinking more about the traditions from which the familiar usage of the term emerged. We invited McLaughlin to submit this addition to our understanding of the foundation of "biology,
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