“…A quarter of a century ago, philosopher Judith Butler (1990) called upon society to create “gender trouble” by disrupting the binary view of sex, gender, and sexuality. …”
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“…Drawing on James (1902), I show how in his later work, James develops a theory of embodied emotions that anticipates the role ascribed by twentieth century phenomenology to anxiety and other ‘bad moods’, as possibilities for philosophical reflection and self-understanding.…”
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“…Traditionally, pursuits of philosophical deliberation have claimed that meaningfulness comes from either personal happiness (e.g., Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill) or an impersonal sense of duty (e.g., St. …”
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“…Here I shall write about the late Bernard Stiegler (1952–2020) and contextualize this important philosopher’s work with respect to the concrete, everyday pedagogical issue of language learning. …”
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“…The prediction and prevention of sudden cardiac death is the philosopher’s stone of clinical cardiac electrophysiology. …”
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“…In this article, I explore the encounter of the Mādhva philosopher Vyāsatīrtha with the works of the Navya-Naiyāyika Gaṅgeśa Upādhyāya. …”
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“…This paper outlines a new method for identifying folk intuitions to complement armchair intuiting and experimental philosophy (X-Phi), and thereby enrich the philosopher’s toolkit. This new approach—trope analysis—depends not on what people report their intuitions to be but rather on what they have made and engaged with; I propose that tropes in fiction (‘you can’t change the past’, ‘a foreknown future isn’t free’ and so forth) reveal which theories, concepts and ideas we find intuitive, repeatedly and en masse. …”
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“…Miles Little is an Australian surgeon, poet, and philosopher whose published work spans diverse topics in surgery, medicine, philosophy, and bioethics. …”
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“…Teaching videos and summative assessments were framed by Brandon’s Matrix, a theoretical framework derived from the work of a philosopher of science and focusing on the diversity of scientific methods ranging from hypothesis testing to non-manipulative parameter measurement. …”
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“…INTRODUCTION: Usually, Plato is not considered a philosopher that comprehensively treated the matter of suicide. …”
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“…In this paper the insights of the existentialist philosopher Søren Kierkegaard are developed to formulate an integrated conceptualization of well-being that regards “negative” affects as crucial for a rich and complete life. …”
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“…The ECIT uses relative risk difference P(d) = max(0, (R − 1)/R) (R denotes the risk ratio) as the probability of causation. In contrast, Philosopher Fitelson uses confirmation measure D (posterior probability minus prior probability) to measure the strength of causation. …”
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“…</span></strong></em></h3> <p><strong>A conference by Heinz Wismann, Philosopher and philologist</strong><br /> Wednesday 20 June 2018 - 6.30 p.m.…”
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“…The presented papers illustrate the point that when scientists are left alone ‘shut up in the narrow cell of their laboratory’ (as the philosopher Ortega once said, a sentiment echoed by Erwin Schrödinger), then progress will ultimately occur bridging the gap between specialization and translation for human benefit. …”
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“…BACKGROUND: In contrast to Newton's well-known aphorism that he had been able “to see further only by standing on the shoulders of giants,” one attributes to the Spanish philosopher Ortega y Gasset the hypothesis saying that top-level research cannot be successful without a mass of medium researchers on which the top rests comparable to an iceberg. …”
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“…Attempting to understand the reasoning behind this comment leads to an historical excursion, beginning with the ancient mathematician, Euclid and ending with the modern French philosopher, Henri Bergson. As Euclid explained (Heath, 1908), magnitudes constituting a given quantitative attribute are all of the same kind (i.e., homogeneous), but his criterion covered only extensive magnitudes. …”
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“…He is the largest representative of advanced sociohumanitarian ideas among the peoples of Central Asia. He was a philosopher and physician, scientist and mathematician, poet, and specialist in literature. …”
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“…Qualitative data from six focus groups with 19 nurses were interpreted in a three‐step process influenced by the French philosopher Paul Ricoeur. METHODS: Influenced by narrative pedagogy and critical reflection through problem‐based learning, a journal club named Reflexivity was facilitated in three 2‐hourly workshops over eight weeks and evaluated together with nurses across three clinical departments. …”
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