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Building Simple Mechanical MindsUsing LEGO® Robots for Research and Teaching in Philosophy

Metaphilosophy, 2002
In this essay I discuss how I built a cognitive‐robotics lab using inexpensive LEGO® MINDSTORMS™ robot kits. The lab has provided pedagogical and research opportunities for a number of philosophy courses, and I briefly describe the results of those efforts. I also describe how one might build a similar lab.
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Philosophy Made Simple

2012
A. Stroll, R H Popkin
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“Form” and “Simple Nature” in Bacon’s Philosophy

Monist, The, 1923
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‘A SIMPLE PHILOSOPHY’ ALEXANDER OF LYCOPOLIS ON CHRISTIANITY

1996
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The Days Were Longer Then: Some Simple Thoughts About Sport—Philosophy?

Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 1991
David L Fairchild
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Philosophie byzantine et philosophie scolastique. Simples notes

Échos d'Orient, 1909
Catoire A. Philosophie byzantine et philosophie scolastique. Simples notes. In: Échos d'Orient, tome 12, n°77, 1909. pp. 193-201.
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The Relationship of Substances and Simple Natures in the Philosophy of Descartes

Canadian Journal of Philosophy Supplementary Volume, 1978
The purpose of this paper is to show that the ‘simple natures’ which appear in the Regulae are those very ‘modes’ and ‘attributes’ of ‘substance’ which appear in all of Descartes’ later works. Contrary to the opinions of some critics, I hope to show that simple natures were not discarded by Descartes for being inconsistent with his later philosophy ...
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Gramsci’s Concept of the “Simple”: Religion, Common Sense, and the Philosophy of Praxis

Rethinking Marxism, 2018
One of the minor yet recurring themes of Antonio Gramsci’s Prison Notebooks is his treatment of the “simple,” a category he developed to examine the Catholic Church’s paternalistic view of common p...
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Simple animals and complex biology: Von Uexküll’s two-fold influence on Cassirer’s philosophy

Synthese, 2009
It is a well-known fact that Ernst Cassirer was inspired by his colleague, the biologist Jakob von Uexkull at the university of Hamburg. This paper claims this inspiration was double—affecting both Cassirer’s philosophical anthropology and Cassirer’s epistemology of biology, but in two rather different ways.
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Theology, Plain and Simple: Biblical Hermeneutics, Language Philosophy, and Trinitarianism in the Seventeenth Century

Reformation, 2019
This essay demonstrates how the hermeneutic debates of the sixteenth century continued to thrive well into the seventeenth.
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