Titlebook: Unsteady Turbulent Shear Flows; Symposium Toulouse, R. Michel,J. Cousteix,R. Houdeville Conference proceedings 1981 Springer-Verlag, Berli

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H. U. Meier,H.-P. Kreplin,L. W. Fang proceed. While the book is not a formalist theory of art it aims to take steps toward clearing up the concept of form, which is of central interest in art, either by its observance or by deliberate defiance. While our interest is thus in one concept, it is as a matter of fact complex and covers som

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demote

J. Cousteix,R. Houdeville,J. Javelle, also known as ., is characterized as orthodox . and a system that does not accept its authority is called heterodox . The six systems belonging to the former category are Nyāya, Vai?e?ika, Sā?khya, Yoga, Mīmā?sā, and Vedānta, which are also called the “Dar?anas.” Buddhism, Jainism, and Cārvāka (ma

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Tuncer Cebeci,Lawrence W. Carrllowing is not a work of theology. That is, the intention is not to restate theological positions regarding eternal experience. Rather, the intention is to draw a series of questions together from disparate origins so as to bring into focus a philosophical perplexity, i.e., the mystery or puzzle of

Institution

A. Desoppery of interpretations. No one, for instance, would call something a democracy unless he thought that it was, or was related to, a system of government in which the people ruled, and no one would refuse to call something which he thought was a system of government in which the people ruled a democracy

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S. J. Shamrothly rooted in the language in which they are expressed, and receive within this language the core of their meaning (let us only recall the often expressed claim, according to which the basic features of Western philosophy reflect to a great extent the fundamental syntactic and semantic structure of a

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M. Bouriot,L. F. Tsenartly explained by its ‘guilt by association’ with the theory of modernization, whose decline in popularity was precipitous. In the 1970s, however, the concept underwent something of a revival, this time in the political science subfield of communist studies. This subfield was always somewhat isolat