Titlebook: John Grote; A Critical Estimate Lauchlin D. MacDonald Book 1966 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1966 Kant.Plato.Religion.Spinoza

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Lauchlin D. MacDonalde (or not) of children. The women were employed mostly in full-time, permanent jobs, although a third of mothers of the youngest children had part-time positions. Despite the differences in working hours, the women reported similar working conditions and levels of satisfaction with their jobs and fa

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Lauchlin D. MacDonalde (or not) of children. The women were employed mostly in full-time, permanent jobs, although a third of mothers of the youngest children had part-time positions. Despite the differences in working hours, the women reported similar working conditions and levels of satisfaction with their jobs and fa

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Lauchlin D. MacDonalde (or not) of children. The women were employed mostly in full-time, permanent jobs, although a third of mothers of the youngest children had part-time positions. Despite the differences in working hours, the women reported similar working conditions and levels of satisfaction with their jobs and fa

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Lauchlin D. MacDonald or her senses as information. The receivers of information are free, considering their needs, knowledge and experiences, to act or not to act on information as pleased. We speak of communication when the information has a symbolic value; it refers to something or has a particular meaning. The prese

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ion and assessment of risks. However, there have been some critical remarks about the potential of risk communication, because, according to several researchers, the observed effects of risk communication so far are disappointing (see, e.g. Adler & Pittle, 1984; Cvetkovich et al., 1986). An importan

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ion written for the doctorate at Boston University. The author wishes to acknowledge the invaluable assistance in many places to Professor Peter A. Bertocci and the late Professor Edgar S. Brightman both of whom read the entire manuscript in its original form. Also, the author acknowledges the encou

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Philosophy as Consciousness and the Ego,revealed through the ego of Fichte and Lotze, showing points of strength and possible weakness (according to Grote) in each. First of all, then, we will consider the philosophical and the phenomenalist views as clearly distinguished by Ferrier.

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The Introspective Method in Knowledge, field of the introspective is necessary to all knowledge, and without this field, or, more specifically, without ‘philosophy’ or consciousness there could be phenomena. Since the thought side of reality is so significant it seems appropriate to devote a special chapter to it.