Titlebook: VIIIth International Astronautical Congress Barcelona 1957 / VIII. Internationaler Astronautischer K; F. Hecht Book 1958 Springer-Verlag W

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W. O. Davisentions of a culturally and historically specific form of life: “Social constructionism views discourse about the world not as a reflection or a map of the world but as an artifact of communal interchange” (Gergen, 1985, p. 266). Two radical consequences are held to more or less immediately follow f

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Krafft A. Ehrickey, two conceptions of rational action, one competent, but constraining, the other free, but socially meaningless. We have shown how these forms are not different, unconnected conceptions of action, but the components of a contradictory conception of action which requires both the closure of knowledg

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Carl Gazley Jr.,David J. Massonremarkable fact that wherever such explanation is too obviously lacking, wherever the task of equating the antecedent and the consequent appears too arduous, the human intellect has forged a special concept to compensate, or at least to seem to compensate for what we necessarily see as an anomaly in

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Peter E. Glaserexplanation in fact proceed, and it asserts that this is how they ought to proceed. This normative conception in the philosophy of science has its origins in the work of Galileo.. It has found its greatest defenders in Newton, Hume, John Stuart Mill, Mach, Russell, and the positivists of this centur

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H. Gutton Objection. The argument behind this objection is, roughly, that (a) a minimum condition for any statement to be a translation of some other is that the other statement . it; but (b) no ordinary synthetic statement purely in the physical-thing idiom ever entails a synthetic statement purely in the s

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Andrew G. Haleytion expressed by a sentential utterance cannot be obtained by semantic means alone (that is, barring indexicals, using fixed lexical meanings plus rules of composition following syntactic structure information). Rather, the truth-conditional meaning of a sentential utterance depends to a considerab