lessing and the reformation of aesthetic rationalism

... from the graduate school of the University ofNorth Carolina in the fall of 2001 made it possible for me to visit anumber of libraries and archives in England There, I benefited regularlyfrom the ... 10CHAPTER ONE Introduction Puritans and the Common Sort The road running northeast out of London towards the town of ford carries the traveler into the heart of Essex, the county that topogra-pher John ... under the surface andfrequently bubbled over in many Essex towns From the Lollards of the fif-teenth and early sixteenth centuries, to Lutherans in the 1520s, to the defi-ant Protestants during the

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... proposed the necessity of city-wide recycling system and other measures The fluctuation of water consumption in this period reflects the people’s consideration on the WCP introduced The people ... according to the size of households; and Nakagawa et al (2010) analyzed the decreasing tendency of domestic water use per capita by modeling the introduction of water-saving appliances Nevertheless, ... meet the growing demand The local government, TMG realizes that WCP is necessary to be ongoing to limit the capacity development Another reason is due to the tendency of increasing water demand,

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... of example, assume there were 300 monkeys on the island The number of monkeys washing their sweet potatoes reached 99 The next day the 100th monkey, and all the other monkeys, began to wash their ... Time went by, months and then years, and as the story goes the young monkey began to convince other mon-keys of the wisdom of washing the sweet potatoes First one, then ten, then fifty joined her ... see, the chart covers the various elements of a round and the golfer records his or her performance on each hole The golfer then reviews it and determines the areas of opportunity to improve and

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... viewpoint aspect under the perfecthas the effect of asserting that the beginning of the event time is included inthe PTS The question of whether the end of the event time is included inthe PTS or not ... (12b), the left boundary of the PTS is asserted to precede thebeginning of the event time and the right boundary of the PTS is not as-serted to be included in the event time Examples such as the ... of the variousperfect interpretations.combi-4 On the morphology of perfect participles The proposal developed in section 3 discussed the syntax of the perfect andthe meaning contribution of the

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... the club such that the little finger of one hand is wrapped around the forefinger of the other Lie Position of the ball at rest Links Golf course within four miles of the sea coast Trang 10Loft ... between the tee and the green that offers the player the best chance for success Also known as ‘‘the short grass.’’ Feathery Early type of golf ball made by filling a leather pouch with boiled feathers ... Nine The first nine holes of an 18-hole course Green The area of very short grass surrounding the hole where the player must use a putter to hit the ball Green in Regulation The number of shots

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... specific exercise of the state-of-nature and genealogical methods: his own application of them, which forms the rest of the book, to the twin virtues of truthfulness, sincerity, and accuracy With ... find) They can remind us of the contingency of our institutions and standards, communicating a sense of how easily they might have been different, and of how different they might have been Or they ... vindicatory: the story they tell is in one way or another a recommendation of whatever it is they tell us the history of Again, we can apply the distinction between the intrinsic and the accidental The

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... sceptical view about the existence of normative reasons, rather than an internalist theory of them Then another large part of what Hume says is concerned with the psychological question of what gives ... assumptions: egalitarianism and universalism about the scope of responsibility and blame, rigorism about the bases of respect The resulting diagnosis of the tensions in our con-ception of morality at least ... that punishment should always offer the criminal the possibility of coming to recognize the wrongness of what he did, accepting the legitimacy of the punishment and returning to society “with

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... and others – do not even ac-cept the scientific dating of the Cambrian However, even the Old Earthers, such as Behe and presumably Meyer, have offered no positive account Is their view that the ... basis is only the initial part of the ID program Rejecting naturalism and any evolutionary account as a basis for the possibility of human knowledge, Meyer and other ID theorists turn to the alternative ... legacies” and the renewal of “a broadly theistic understanding of nature.”10 Thaxton and Meyer say that according to the modern view, “only man’s material complexity distinguishes him from the other

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... outnumbered neutrons, and most of the remaining 75 percent of the nuclear matter was in the form of iso-lated protons – the nuclei of hydrogen Hydrogen is the fuel of the stars It drives the processes ... in the gas, raising its temperature In the second part of the cycle, when the piston is withdrawn, the pressure of the gas pushes the piston out and returns exactly Trang 6the same amount of ... reducing the density and pressure of the gas adjacent to the piston The upshot is that the work done by the gas on the piston during the outstroke is somewhat less than the work done by the piston

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... nullius – as if they had no biological fathers With no link between fathers and fetuses, no inheritance of harm could be attributed to the father’s use of drugs The absence of fathers in debates ... symbols of the ‘crack baby’, ‘pregnant addict’ and ‘absent father’ emerged at the center of debate over fetal hazards (A more detailed analysis of the social and political construction of these ... diVerence generated by the politics of fetal risks, and the problematic nature of the idea of individual causality in discussions of fetal harm Social constructions of maternity and paternity In Western

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... aware of other regimes, and they were often the subject of appeal for law (responsa) by ‘daughter’ towns. ‘[O]ne of the greatest of the tribal laws’ or ‘mirrors’, premissed in the authority of Christian ... The Shield of Achilles: War, Peace and the Course of History (London: Penguin, 2003), p 214 On the jurists’ fictions of the king’s two bodies – his o ffice and his person – and the perpetuity of ... Press, 1995), pp 5–6 Aquinas used the word ‘state’ similarly in the sense of the ‘state of the people of the Jews’: Alan Harding, Medieval Law and the Foundations of the State (Oxford: Oxford University

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... platform of ‘jurists are bad Christians’ and ‘I shit on the law of the emperor, and of the pope, and on the law of the jurists as well’ to law as a blessing, see more fully Witte, Law and Protestantism, ... during the period of its dissolution’.56All of these theoriescould provide theological and political justification for the circumscription orexpulsion of the activity of the Roman church in England, ... under the rule of parliament, and not just the king.29 The challenge to the social status of natural and divine laws by the king andhis parliament opened up the king’s law itself to challenge The

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... from the horizon of the dialecticof the same and the other Still others have argued that the primary source for Levinas’s understanding of ethics is to be found in his interpretation of the Jewish ... Levinas speakof politics, war and violence, introducing the theme of totality ‘War does not manifest exteriority and the other as other; it destroys the identity of the same The visage of being ... suffering of others, we can better understand why Levinas claims that the suffering for the useless suffering of the other person, the just suffering in me for the unjustifiable suffering of the Other,

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... faltering, and from its faltering to a thinking otherthan ontology, a thinking in which neither the being of the subjectnor the being of the other is a primary concern and in which the otheris never ... the name of the freedom of the ego – as though I had witnessed the creation of the world, and as though I could only havebeen in charge of a world that would have issued out of my free will Theseare ... not the just suffering in the face of the unjustifiable suffering of the other, but the tifiable suffering itself On what grounds and by what right can wechallenge anything that the one (the other)

Ngày tải lên: 01/11/2013, 10:20

... knights and her ladies Some boys from the castle went with them and carried their things All day they enjoyed the sun In the afternoon they sat under the tall green trees They ate and they talked Then ... time, she lived with the Lady of the Lake The Lady of the Lake made Excalibur and she knew a lot of magic Vivien learned magic from the Lady of the Lake Then she went to Camelot and studied with ... King Arthur went to the north and the east with his knights and fought the Saxons Then they came back and stopped in the town of Camelot Arthur made it the most important town in the country It was

Ngày tải lên: 13/12/2013, 12:15

... near the close of a long life, and epitomised the experience of the world Still the man to whom she spoke gazed above her head, contemplating the silent son of the old mother "What does the ... to be aware of the approach of the morning train until he was within a few feet of the platform The train was coming up on the other side of it It stopped only one minute at Quicksand What an ... honest and sleep sweet." The black-mitted hand of the old pleader gently touched the breast of the man she addressed Very earnest and candid her old, worn face looked In her rusty black dress and

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... accept the truth-aptness of evaluations and, correspondingly, understand fittingness in terms of truth And although they may differ in their interpretation of the nature of the truth involved and of ... ‘Pleasure and the Value of Works of Art’, in: J Levinson, The Pleasures of Aesthetics, Ithaca: Cornell University Press Levinson, J 2002, ‘Hume’s Standard of Taste: The Real Problem’, Journal of Aesthetics ... justified The idea of fittingness, on the other hand, becomes relevant for the identification of those evaluations that actually reflect the aesthetic worth of objects Assuming that there is this form of...

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... of their respective products' markets Thus, the aesthetic functionality problem demands that courts adopt one of these two theories and discard the other.2 00 In order to determine which of these ... more readily with the competition theory than with the identification theory IV THE Two TEoRIEs OF FUNCTIONALrIY AND THE AESTHETIC FUNGT1ONALrIY PROBLEM A Redefining the "Aesthetic Functionality" ... identification theory than with the competition theory III THE A "COMPETITION" THEORY OF FUNcTIONALriY AND ITs TESTS The "Competition" Theory The "competition" theory of functionality142 is currently the...

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... of esthetic experience, as well as the relevance of the present data to prior work on expertise and aesthetics We conclude with consideration of possible future directions for dance neuroaesthetics ... interspersed randomly across the 128 experimental trials were 16 repetitions (8 trials with each of the dancers) of the 3-s videos of the dancers standing still in a neutral position The intertrial intervals ... that the interaction between liking and physical ability is represented within occipitotemporal and parietal regions of the AON We consider now how these findings inform our understanding of the...

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... speaking of Holland, or using the epithet 'Batavian', refers to the county of Holland, which at present forms the provinces of North and South Holland of the kingdom of the Netherlands, and stretches ... Netherlands From the point of view of the wealthy towns of Flanders and Brabant, now the heart of the Burgundian possessions, Holland and Zealand formed a wretched little country of boatmen and ... the most northerly of the chief towns of the Netherlands, and there he went to school and to the University He studied Dutch history and literature and also Oriental languages and mythology and...

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