Titlebook: Logic Based Program Synthesis and Transformation; 12th International W Michael Leuschel Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Francisco Gutiérrez,Blas Ruiz, repetition and freedom through Kierkegaard’s aesthetic writings, with references to the writings of St Augustine, Kant and Schelling. The question that arises concerns not only the choice of the so-called aesthetic writings rather than the religious ones, but also the reasons behind the choice of

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G. Greco,S. Greco,I. Trubitsyna,E. Zumpanostentialism as a way to think about scientific controversies.This book brings S?ren Kierkegaard’s nineteenth-century existentialist project into our contemporary age, applying his understanding of “freedom” and “despair” to science and science studies, queer, decolonial and critical race theory, and

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Gianluca Amato,Francesca Scozzari the liberal daily, ., and after 26 May 1855 in his own publication, ., Kierkegaard escalated and finally concretized his attack on Christendom with a call for an individual boycott of the Established Church and for a legal separation of Church and State. In the final issue of ., prepared for press

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Julio C. Peralta,John P. Gallagher issues of death and thinking about death. But as is shown in the introduction, Kierkegaard’s interests here are not with death itself, but rather with the meaning or symbolism that death can have for us when we are living. This is also evident in his concept of ‘the fellowship of the dead’, somethi

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