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Two Types of Refutation in Philosophical Argumentation. [PDF]
Argumentation, 2022 Dutilh Novaes C.
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Sophisticated Players and Sophisticated Agents [PDF]
, 1998 A sophisticated player is an individual who takes the action of the opponents, in a strategic situation, as determined by decision of rational opponents, and acts accordingly. A sophisticated agent is rational in the choice of his action, but ignores the fact that he is part of a strategic situation.
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Self-criticism in a broken mirror [PDF]
, 1990 If we have no transparent access to our self, what kind of self-criticism is possible?
Kolb, David
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“Ideas-Men” (Gnômotupoi Andres)
HumanitiesThis paper addresses the fifth-century comic coinage gnômotupos, which has not otherwise received scholarly attention. Translators of Aristophanes and Aristotle have typically glossed it into English as “maxim-coining” (with equivalents in other ...
Christopher Moore
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Critical Thinking, Formation, and Change. [PDF]
J Intell, 2023 Saiz C, Rivas SF.
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Crisis and philosophy: Aeschylus and Euripides on Orestes' crimes [PDF]
, 2012 Since the XIX century, a pleiad of philosophers and historians support the idea that Greek philosophy, usually reported to have started with the presocratics, lays its basis in a previous moment: the Greek myths – systematized by Homer and Hesiod – and ...
Lago de Sousa Barroso, Gabriel +1 more
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"Throwing salt on wounds": Covid-19 and a curriculum of embodiment. [PDF]
Prospects (Paris), 2021 Kasamali Z.
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Socrates and the Story of Inquiry [PDF]
, 1990 Argument and myth, historical figure and archetype, Socrates dominates our image of inquiry.
Kolb, David
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Medical imagery in Maximus of Tyre's <i>Orations</i>. [PDF]
Med Hist, 2023 Xenophontos S.
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What Rules and Laws does Socrates Obey [PDF]
, 2019 Socrates ́ thought of justice and obedience to laws is moti- vated by a will to avoid the destructive effects of Sophistic criti- cisms and theories of laws. He thus requires–against theories of natural law–an almost absolute obedience to the law, as far
Lévystone, David
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