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Meaning Scepticism and Primitive Normativity

Pacific Philosophical Quarterly, 2021
AbstractIn this paper, I examine Hannah Ginsborg's attempt to address the challenge raised by Saul Kripke's meaning sceptic. I start by identifying the two constraints that the sceptic claims must be met by a satisfactory answer. Then I try to show that Ginsborg's proposal faces a dilemma.
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Introduction: Primitive Normativity

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Primitive normal pairs with prescribed norm and trace

Finite Fields and Their Applications, 2022
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Avnish K. Sharma, Mamta Rani, Sharwan K. Tiwari   +2 more
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On r-primitive k-normal elements with prescribed norm and trace over finite fields

Finite Fields and Their Applications, 2023
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Mamta Rani, Avnish K. Sharma, Sharwan K. Tiwari, Anupama Panigrahi   +3 more
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one. The Intellectual Roots of Primitive Normativity

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The Primitive Norm and Its Evolution [and Comments]

Current Anthropology, 1977
Different views exist as to the character of the social norms operating in primitive society. Marxist science defines them as moral norms, customary law, or customs. Non-Marxist science regards them for the most part as law. Theoretical analysis demonstrates, however, that these definitions are either inaccurate or insufficient. In fact, the obligatory
A. I. Pershits, Lucien R. Bäck, Stephen Fuchs, Ernest Gellner, Gordon W. Hewes, Klaus-Friedrich Koch, Khalil Nakhleh, Asahitaro Nishimura, Leopold Pospisil, Norman J. Singer   +9 more
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Distribution of norms of primitive hyperbolic classes

Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 1999
Let \(h(d)\) denote the class number (in the narrow sense) of indefinite binary quadratic forms of discriminant \(d>0\) (\(d\equiv 0\) or \(1\bmod 4\), \(d\) not a square). The growth of \(h(d)\) for \(d\to \infty\) is well known to be quite erratic due to the irregular growth behaviour of the fundamental unit \(\varepsilon(d)\) of the corresponding ...
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Where psychological science meets moral theory: Linking up motivational primitives with normative ethics

Theory & Psychology, 2022
The main normative moral theories in Western thought, from deontology to virtue and consequentialist ethics, revolve around conceptions of the moral right, good, and worth. However, a few elementary psychological motives lie at a deeper level. In the present article, I outline the key tenets of regulatory focus, regulatory mode, and the hedonic ...
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Behavior of sequences of norms of primitives of functions depending on their spectrum

Doklady Mathematics, 2011
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Bang, H. H., Huy, V. N.
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Nepheline-normative primitive melt genesis in arcs: Mineralogic and lithospheric controls

2018
Nepheline-normative Ca-rich melts crystallize neither hypersthene nor quartz due to higher Na2O, K2O, and CaO contents than tholeiitic basalt and are rare in volcanic arcs compared to water-rich silica-normative magmas. Unlike basalts, nepheline-normative melts cannot derive from partial melting of the upper mantle, but require melting of pyroxenite ...
Koga, Kenneth, Rose-Koga, Estelle, Métrich, Nicole, Dimuro, Andrea, Deloule, Etienne   +4 more
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