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Yet many of those same critics have ...","27,000 movers and shakers searchable by name, profession and works, with a fiendish trivia challenge. ... A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names","Buy German Dictionary of Philosophical Terms Worterbuch Philosophischer ... Concise, systematic subject area labelling and identifying names place all entries ...","We found 51 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word axiom: ... axiom: Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names [home, info]; Axiom: ...","\"counterfactual\" in A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names (Garth Kemerling, 1997-2002); ^ Random House Webster's Unabridged Electronic Dictionary ...","those of philosophy by tasting, those of experiential philosophy ... Source: McGinnis (2009); definition; term, limit ... Source: Butterworth (1986); name, term","USGS Geographical Names Information System. http:\/\/geonames.usgs.gov\/index. ... http:\/\/www.bartleby.com\/81. 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This term appears in the titles of the three main books in Kant's ...","Critical Theory is a philosophy of education that analyzes institutions, organizations, and instruction in terms of power relationships.","... opaque if they cannot be substituted salva veritate (i.e. without changing the truth value of the statement). A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names.","Oxford Reference Online contains dictionaries, encyclopedias, and Oxford Companions on a wide ... Contains philosophical terms and names.","(Originally published as A Dictionary of Philosophy. ... or 9.5 million words, literally twice the size of The Encyclopedia of Philosophy (4.5 million words). ... Dictionary, for despite its name it is largely an American production.","Below is a list of Latin terms which (to varying degrees) are still used in English. ... (these terms mainly refer to philosophical or mathematical assertions) - an 'a priori' fact is ... australis, southern, the origin of the name Australia - from 'terra australis', ... compare, compare (with)\/see also (as appears widely in dictionaries, etc).","examples: unpleasantly moist, using pretentious words, inhabitant of earth. This reverse dictionary allows you to search for words by their definition. Check out ...","Term of art devised by Peter Geach, name due to the popularity of the idea among Cambridge philosophers in the early 20th C. An object \u201cundergoes\u201d a ...","There is no such thing as \u201cjustice\u201d; the world justice is just a name and only the individual instances of justice are real. Now for our last two terms ...","This extension adds a secondary dictionary for German (DE) that contains approximately 600 mostly philosophical terms, proper names etc.","... to broaden your vocabulary. Check out our list of the best online dictionaries. ... A Dictionary of Philosophical Terms and Names Here you will ...","Philosophy is a combination of two Greek words, philein sophia, meaning lover of ... Keep in mind that a dictionary definition merely summarizes or represents an ... Near \u201c\u2026days,\u2026hours ago\u201d on the line where name of author of post is placed ...","Throughout history, philosophers, scientists, and other scholars have named ... Coding systems have in common that they regulate the terminology that is allowed [25]. ... \u201cQuite often, the authors of these dictionaries seem to be enchanted by the ... His Onomasticon (a compilation of names) was intended for \u201cclearing the ...","might easily guess at the sence or meaning of any name or word, upon the first hearing\u201d (386). The dream here is a naturally philosophical language, where the ...","Most Philosophy courses are not writing courses per se. ... Italicize or underline appropriate words. 3. ... Collegiate Dictionary or some other reputable dictionary to confirm your spelling. ... However, you may delete this possessive \u201cs\u201d as long as you do so after all names of individuals that end in an \u201cs.","You can get the definitions of these philosophy related words by clicking on them. ... and find more words related to philosophy using ReverseDictionary.org.","A glossary of theological terms with audio files. ... Twelve men are named apostles in the New Testament, but the same twelve names are not always used. ... A contemporary recognition in philosophy and biblical interpretation that the person ...","In short, to whom\/what does the name of a theatrical character refer? ... Wittgenstein's \u201cbeetle\u201d language-game in Philosophical Investigations ... more-or-less its dictionary definition), while the \u201cdeterminate\u201d is an extension of ...","A Glossary of Names, Allusions, and Technical Terms in T. H. White's The Once and Future ... (The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language. ... 39 - (384-322 BC) A Greek philosopher who studied at Plato's academy in Athens.","Philosophers use some words and phrases that are not in common usage. ... So, if I argue that I can cook any food you can name, and then you ask me to cook ... So for instance, a dictionary is lexically ordered, because all the words that start ...","APA uses Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary (2005) as its ... Note that proper nouns (such as personal names) within these terms usually retain ... When mentioning a theory, philosophy, therapy, or technique, and also ...","Philosophy: Philosophical schools and doctrines: animism, Aristotelianism, atomism, ... be defined in terms of pleasure Hegelianismthe philosophy of Hegel, who held that every existent idea ... applies have nothing in common but the name phenomenalismthe doctrine that statements ... Browse all official Collins dictionaries.","He sits next to a bookcase, flicking through titles long out of print. Like a ... \u201cI'm taking words from obscure English dictionaries, but also slang ... A scolding, quarrelsome woman, named after the wife of the Greek philosopher ...","Thus the understanding of the philosophical terminology coming out of such ... \u4e00\u5c71 A hill; a monastery; Yishan, the name of a Chinese monk who voyaged to ...","The name given by Wittgenstein to his claim language has meaning within a particular social context. Each context is governed by rules, in the ...","An honorific prefix used before the name of a deity, holy person, or book. It is also the Hindu equivalent of \u201cMr.\u201d Suresvara: A philosopher-sage of India who was a ...","Pater its acknowledged philosopher. Other names commonly associated are those of the members of the Pre-. Raphaelite Brotherhood, Swinburne,.","Partly because a lot of new things are being created and they simply need names and partly because there is a desire to build excitement around a new idea.","The theme preoccupied philosophers in ancient Greece, but the term itself first ... According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word \"art\" came into use as an ... Beginning with the Greeks, names of great artists have seemed to be worth ...","Alfarabi's Philosophy of Plato and Aristotle. ... The Philosophical Works of Al-Kind\u012b. ... A Concise Dictionary of Hebrew Philosophical Terms.","The words assigned for the signifying of several Things and Notions: to which that common name for the signifying of particular rational Beings may be ...","BLA LAKE'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY , New Edition , Enlarged ; being ... Notes , Questions for Examination , and a Dictionary of Philosophical Terms .","[From the name of the Greek philosopher Aristotle (384-322 BCE).] (system) Aristotle was the first philosopher to create a more-or-less complete system of thought.","... American Philosophers   Philosophies \u00b7 Defense of the Professional Rights ... Yet the uncritical use of sexist language may blind us to our having adopted a ... Similarly, \"Each applicant is to list the name of his husband or wife\" is odd; ... The best all-around reference book on the subject--to be kept next to your dictionary.","The following index provides a selection of important philosophical titles whose translations are diffrcult to trace. 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