Titlebook: Uncertainty and Environmental Decision Making; A Handbook of Resear Jerzy A. Filar,Alain Haurie Book 2010 Springer-Verlag US 2010 Climate C

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F. Babonneau,J.-P. Vial,R. Apparigliatoiety of religious concepts and symbols among the religions, and the concept of God or Ultimate Reality has been one of the most dominant. The differing beliefs about God/Ultimate Reality are expressed in unique and divergent conceptual schemes, symbols, metaphors, and models. Within these expression

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Philippe Ambrosi,Jean-Charles Hourcade,Stéphane Hallegatte,Franck Lecocq,Patrice Dumas,Minh Ha Duonglosophy of Religion’ allowed the possibility of a wide approach to be taken to the subject, and Mulhall has taken full advan-tage of this space in his tripartite response. The excellence of some sec-tions of his paper has rendered any further comment on them wholly superfluous. I have particularly i

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O. Bahn,A. Haurie,R. Malhamésistent fear and suspicion of philosophy within the Christian tradition that has existed alongside the religious intellectualism we have just been discussing. Once philosophy is allowed a foothold within the domain of religious faith, it inevitably ends, so it is claimed, by rationalising away the m

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Belinda A. Chiera,Jerzy A. Filar,Daniel S. Zachary,Adrian H. Gordond the increasing flood of scientific papers being published in an ever-increasing pace. The amount of information is enormous. An individual scientist can only read a very small proportion of papers, even if he/she restrict reading to a very narrow speciality. Hence, most papers are never read by an

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understanding of this follow-up step it is of crucial importance to distinguish between values at the level of the object of study, that is, values in technology and engineering practice, and values at the meta-level, that is, values in the philosophy of technology. We argue that a study of the rol