Titlebook: Social Justice in Human Relations Volume 2; Societal and Psychol Herman Steensma,Ri?l Vermunt Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New

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Social Justice, Income Distribution, and Social Stratification in The Netherlands: A Reviewrers). The income distribution is to an important extent, if not fully, the result of the balances of power in the society (e.g., Homans, 1974; Walster & Walster, 1975). Nevertheless, it is an object not only of analysis but also of pleadings to change it.

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Book 1991re also are some common themes. We have organized the chapters with respect to what we think are two important themes: (1) behavioral and attitudinal reactions to (in) justice and (2) macrojustice. These categories are not mutually exclusive, for some chapters could have been placed in both categori

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Herman Steensma,Ri?l Vermunt an obscure and useless figure. The philosopher himself, however, does not think that way. He does not permit naive enthusiasm for progress to carry him away knowing that not every variety of progress embodies the truth. Movement of any kind has both its immediate aims and its ultimate meaning. If t

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, Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka’s philosophical “source,” the tradition in which her perception of the world was shaped, was European. A closer look at her scholarly output, leads one to observe that works which she devoted to the philosophy of Roman Ingarden are most significant to the USA. Her lecture a

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David M. Messickerization of a set of cases. Generally this real decision is executed under pressured time, contains a lot of information, and it is unique for each situation; it is very important to compare the decision of new cases with the base decisions of previous cases. In the third part, the possibility of a

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Jacques Allegro,Henk Kruidenier,Herman Steensma complex adaptive and autonomous systems, or knowledge representation and reasoning about knowledge. We outline current results on approximation of compound vague concepts which are based on rough-granular computing. In particular, hierarchical methods are used for approximation of domain ontologies