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Philosophical Studies, 2008
AbstractThe chapter was originally published as a contribution to a Philosophical Studies book symposium on Paul Boghossian’s Fear of Knowledge (Clarendon Press, 2006). In his short book, Boghossian aims to expose as bankrupt the idea that there is even a coherent, let alone defensible, philosophical stance about truth and knowledge that can underwrite
Crispin Wright, Crispin Wright
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AbstractThe chapter was originally published as a contribution to a Philosophical Studies book symposium on Paul Boghossian’s Fear of Knowledge (Clarendon Press, 2006). In his short book, Boghossian aims to expose as bankrupt the idea that there is even a coherent, let alone defensible, philosophical stance about truth and knowledge that can underwrite
Crispin Wright, Crispin Wright
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Relativism and poststructuralism
2019Poststructuralism has been repeatedly classified as a form of relativism. Philosophers that were labeled as proponents of poststructuralism have been confronted both with the charge of advocating a self-refuting version of global relativism as well as of upholding a doctrine of ethical and political indifference.
Sergej Seitz, Gerald Posselt
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IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1979
It appears to be very difficult to give a formal definition of computational security for public-key cryptography. A slightly different notion, called transient-key cryptography, is defined for which a natural definition of security against chosen-plaintext attacks is given.
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It appears to be very difficult to give a formal definition of computational security for public-key cryptography. A slightly different notion, called transient-key cryptography, is defined for which a natural definition of security against chosen-plaintext attacks is given.
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Relativism Revidivus: In Defense of Critical Relativism
Journal of Consumer Research, 1988I f I understand him correctly, Cooper's (1987) recent comment on Anderson (1986) takes issue with my claim that "truth" plays no role in the ontology of critical relativism. He states that "Without denying the importance that the scientific culture has in what is published and accepted in a research domain, one can still seek something firmer (than ...
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2019
The most up to date reference book on the topic of relativism in ...
Coliva, A., Baghramian, M.
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The most up to date reference book on the topic of relativism in ...
Coliva, A., Baghramian, M.
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Philosophia, 1984
In Chapter One I argued that moral judgments involve claims about the correctness of attitudes. In making a favorable (or unfavorable) moral judgment about something one is claiming that it is correct for any rational being (or at least any human being) to have a favorable (or unfavorable) attitude about it.
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In Chapter One I argued that moral judgments involve claims about the correctness of attitudes. In making a favorable (or unfavorable) moral judgment about something one is claiming that it is correct for any rational being (or at least any human being) to have a favorable (or unfavorable) attitude about it.
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Midwest Studies in Philosophy, 1995
Abstract It is argued that moral ambivalence is best explained through a naturalistic approach that construes morality as a social invention for promoting and regulating social cooperation. Morality accomplishes this function through the shaping not only of behavior but also of motivational structures in human beings.
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Abstract It is argued that moral ambivalence is best explained through a naturalistic approach that construes morality as a social invention for promoting and regulating social cooperation. Morality accomplishes this function through the shaping not only of behavior but also of motivational structures in human beings.
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2006
In this article author critically examines the thesis of relativism. He wants to show that the examples which apparently support relativism do nto really support relativism as a normative thesis about truth, knowledge and moral norms ; these examples rather support weaker thesis of descriptive relativity.
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In this article author critically examines the thesis of relativism. He wants to show that the examples which apparently support relativism do nto really support relativism as a normative thesis about truth, knowledge and moral norms ; these examples rather support weaker thesis of descriptive relativity.
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Educational Philosophy and Theory, 1982
This paper is devoted in part to following up some issues raised in a recent contribution to this journal by Marshall, Peters and Shepheard, about Michael Young's relativist epistemiology...
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This paper is devoted in part to following up some issues raised in a recent contribution to this journal by Marshall, Peters and Shepheard, about Michael Young's relativist epistemiology...
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2002
Relativism in contemporary thought Looking back a century, one can see a striking degree of homogeneity among the philosophers of the early twentieth century in terms of the topics central to their concerns. More striking still is the apparent obscurity and abstruseness of those concerns, which seem at first glance to be far removed from the great ...
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Relativism in contemporary thought Looking back a century, one can see a striking degree of homogeneity among the philosophers of the early twentieth century in terms of the topics central to their concerns. More striking still is the apparent obscurity and abstruseness of those concerns, which seem at first glance to be far removed from the great ...
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