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A systems approach to the views of Jean-Jacques Rousseau on human-nature connection. [PDF]

Hist Philos Life Sci
Salmi I.
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The evolving study of political polarization. [PDF]

Open Res Eur
Erdogan E, Jaworsky BN, Álvares C, Bodroža B, Butkevičienė E, Cela E, Dodeigne J, Fahmy SS, Schäfer SH, Scott G, Velasco Arias G, Zamora Medina R.   +11 more
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Health data sovereignty: pinpointing conceptual ambiguities. [PDF]

Front Digit Health
Timmermann C, Atenas J, Jansky B, Van Hoof W, Ursin F.   +4 more
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Reimagining reproductive futures : Speculative Design as an Artistic-Public Thought Experiment. [PDF]

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Li BX, Raz A, Minari J.
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The epistemic importance of ethical neutrality in science. [PDF]

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Linquist S, Doolittle WF.
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Politics, Political Philosophy and the Politics of Philosophy

1979
Philosophy has its own politics. That is to say, the ‘society’ (or the ‘profession’) of philosophy and of philosophers has its roles and rules, its means and ends, its conflicts and mediations, its forms of governance, its modes of dominance and subordination, its varying ‘constitutions’ which determine legality, legitimacy and due process.
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Philosophy, Politics and Contestability

Journal of Political Ideologies, 2001
Recent essays in political philosophy have embraced certain kinds of reflectiveness, while largely ignoring others. One example of the latter comes to the fore when we ask whether the answer to the question just posed is the same as the answer to the question, ‘What makes political philosophy political?’ In post-Rawlsian mode the core project has been ...
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Philosophy, Prescriptions, and Politics

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
Philosophy SINCE the 1960s, the complex topic of so-called "substitution, drug product selection, or generic dispensing" 1 has evoked much sturm und drang ("storm and stress") in both lay and professional articles. To the detriment of patient, physician, and pharmacist, the issue of generic substitution has been more obfuscated with rhetoric than ...
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