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Ableism is a value: The limits of the reciprocal-engagement model in prenatal care. [PDF]
Abstract Prenatal genetic counselors hold obligations to patients and to the wider community, including disabled people. The profession's commitment to disabled people is best encapsulated by NSGC's 2024 disability position statement, which “denounce[s] ableism.” However, the major model of practice, the reciprocal‐engagement model (REM), is not well ...
Reed AR.
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Nietzsche and the «Disinterested Knowledge» of the Sophists
The aim of the present work is to approach the sophist tradition from a Nietzschean perspective. More specifically, we analyze how the sophists and the contest that develops between them serve the philosopher as a tool to confront the Platonic tradition.
Úrsula Carrión Caravedo
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The Metaphysics of Sophistry: Protagoras, Nāgārjuna, Antilogos
There is no category of thought more deliberately or explicitly relegated to a subordinate role in Plato’s dialogues than Sophists and sophistry. It is due to Plato’s influence that terms “sophist” and “sophistry” handed down to us have unilaterally ...
Robin Reames
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Implikasi Hikmat Menurut Paulus Dalam Menentang Pengaruh Ajaran Kaum Sofis Di Korintus
Paul, Apostle relates the Good News to the wisdom of God that is understood by humans who give themselves to believe in Jesus. However, the presence of the powerful Sophists with the teaching of worldly wisdom and relying on the power of the word of ...
Anggi Maringan Hasiholan, Andreas Budi
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Hermeneutics of Aristotle and Hermeneutics of Sophists in Terms of Dialogue Philosophy. Part 1
The article considers the logical and philosophical doctrine of sophists, which, according to some modern researchers, was more philosophical than their ancient critics recognized. A comparison of the provisions of Aristotle's hermeneutics with preserved
Ilya Dvorkin
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Nicomedia and Constantinople, the two largest cities of the Roman Empire on the Marmara coast, drew attention as very rich and developed metropoleis in the 3rd and 4th centuries.
Onur Sadık Karakuş
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Sophists and the idea of education [PDF]
In this paper, the author analyses the new concept of education and upbringing, which emerged at the time of the first philosophical reflections on the place, role and importance of education for a community. The fifth century B.C.
Erić Milomir D.
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Sophists acted among the educated persons and scholars in the Mediterranean after the 1st Sophistic in many regards as a special and distinct group. Since many examples show that they acted not only as sophists, but also performed other activities, we ...
Fee-Alexandra Haase
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This essay introduces and examines the impact of the Second Sophistic in the Near East on the history of rhetoric. Although the overall impact of sophists is apparent as early as the Classical Period of ancient Greece, this work emphasizes the ...
Richard Leo Enos
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The Cosmopolitanism of the Early Sophists: The Case of Hippias and Antiphon
An investigation of the emergence of the notion of ‘Cosmopolitanism’ in 5th century Greece. The author focusses on the early sophists, and specifically on Antiphon and Hippias.
Giovanni Giorgini
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