the emotional construction of morals jan 2008
the emotional construction of morals jan 2008
... feel a pang of disgust when they hear either the word
‘‘take’’ or the word ‘‘often.’’ They are then asked to evaluate morally the
protagonist of various stories containing one of these two words. ... vicarious anger on the part of crime victims. The very
idea of stealing makes them feel mad because they imagine the anger of
others.
There is evidence that children begin...
the belly of paris jan 2008
... delicate
green of the lettuces, the coral pink of the carrots, and the smooth
ivory of the turnips. These flashes of colour appeared along the
mounds of vegetables as the lanterns moved along. The footpath ... Paris, the rhythmic jolting of the wheels echoing
against the fronts of the sleeping houses on both sides of the road,
behind the dim shapes...
trials of reason plato and the crafting of philosophy jan 2008
... with views of the brothers and Hippias as wise and then undermine these.
Indeed, many of the dialogues introduce authoritative figures only to undermine
their authority in the course of the dialogue. ... misconception of the form and meaning of the argu-
ments through importing into them logical and conceptual material foreign to the
author and his times. On the othe...
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MORALS
... unendurable, is the
appearance of an absolute ruler for these gregarious
Europeans of this fact the effect of the appearance of
Napoleon was the last great proof the history of the
influence of Napoleon ... itself,
the climax, the ATTAINED climax of mankind, the sole
hope of the future, the consolation of the present, the
great discharge from a...
Between fathers and fetuses - the social construction of male reproduction and the politics of fetal harm
... 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 ... detailed
discussion of the rise of the concept of fetal rights and fetal protectionism can
be found in Daniels, 1993.) After a brief discussion of the social constructio...
the cultural construction of gender and representation of ide
... said to interrogate the cultural construction of gender and
representations of identity. The video suggests a set of images to the
viewer and usually these are a blurring of gender and identity. ... interrogate the
construction of gender and the representation of identity. They do not
seem to cross any boundaries. People watch soaps to relax and
somehow relate, so if...
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the symbolic construction of community [electronic resource]
... from the Edinburghian; the
Shetlander from the Orcadian; the inhabitants of one Shetland island from
those of another; the members of one township of a Shetland island from
the members of another. ... that they have less in common with each other
than they have with the members of some other community then, clearly,
the boundaries have become anomalous and the in...
the subjects point of view oct 2008
... has the
kind of mind we have. Here lies the significance of the
Cartesian conception of the mind: it offers us a list of mental
phenomena that is put together on a principled basis; and it
is the ... faculties—or into ‘ways of know-
ing’—on the basis of what we can say about the subject matter, or
the mechanism, or the nature of warrant attached to, or the phe...
belief about the self a defense of the property theory of content jul 2008
... since there is only one necessary truth (the set of all possible
worlds) on the present conception of propositions, if you believe one
of them you thereby believe them all.
3
The notion of a ... any ver-
sion of the doctrine of propositions.
3. The Problem of De Se Belief
Let’s reconsider the case of Joe and Valerie presented at the begin-
ning of this chapter....
familicidal hearts the emotional styles of 211 killers feb 2010
... more peaceful.
However, with the rise of the cult of the self, the lessening of community
ties, the increasing insularity of the nuclear family, and the weakening of
the collective conscience, ... approach therefore relies on the richness of the archival fi les and
the multiple interpretations associated with them and available through
them. These fi les inc...
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