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Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 2006
Masculinity cannot be regarded as a single entity. Both within Western culture and across cultures, a wide variety of masculinities are easily observable. Yet masculinity is so often contrasted with femininity that the many differences among men are at times obscured.
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Masculinity cannot be regarded as a single entity. Both within Western culture and across cultures, a wide variety of masculinities are easily observable. Yet masculinity is so often contrasted with femininity that the many differences among men are at times obscured.
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Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2010
Reflexive pluralism is here put forward as the conception that is most reasonable for supporters of political liberalism to hold at a period when the reasons justifying acceptance of political and religious pluralism seem inadequate.
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Reflexive pluralism is here put forward as the conception that is most reasonable for supporters of political liberalism to hold at a period when the reasons justifying acceptance of political and religious pluralism seem inadequate.
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2018
This chapter is concerned with domain-specific alethic pluralism and domain-specific logical pluralism. If domain-specific alethic pluralism entails domain-specific logical pluralism, and vice versa, then in some sense we really only have one pluralism, not two.
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This chapter is concerned with domain-specific alethic pluralism and domain-specific logical pluralism. If domain-specific alethic pluralism entails domain-specific logical pluralism, and vice versa, then in some sense we really only have one pluralism, not two.
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Studia Logica, 2010
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Erkenntnis, 2013
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Causal selection is the process underlying our intuition that an outcome happened because of a given event, or that an event is the cause of an outcome. When a forest catches fire after a lightning strike, for example, people tend to say that the lightning bolt was the cause of the fire, not mentioning the presence of oxygen in the air, although they ...
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