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S. M. Ali, R. M. Zimmer
Discourse on Artificiality:
A Unifying Framework For the Artificial Sciences
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This paper presents a unifying framework for the study of artificial life, intelIigence and reality. By providing this framework we can give a clear and concise introduction to the fundamental arguments of all three artificial sciences and facilitate the translation of arguments from any one domain to the other two. The framework is based on a variant of functionalism that does not exclude the role of the observer.
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Errol E. Harris
Dialectic and the Advance of Science
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Hugh Lafollette, Niall Shanks
Chaos Theory:
Analogical Reasoning In Biomedical Research
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In this article we discuss two divergent accounts of non-human animals as analog models of human biomedical phenomena. Using a classical account of analogical reasoning, toxicologists and teratologists claim that if the model and subject modeled are substantially similar, then test results in non-human animals are likely applicable to humans . However, the same toxicologists report that different species often react very differently to the same chemical stimuli . The best way to understand their findings is to abandon the classical view of analogical - i.e., linear - reasoning, and replace it with a version informed by chaos theory. We briefly outline the current understanding of chaos, and trace its implications for toxicology and teratology.
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Bradley Seidel
Critical Concept of Nothing
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Robert C. Trundle
Quantum Fluctuation, Self-Organizing Biological Systems, and Human Freedom
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Matti Häyry
The Social and Political Thought of R. G. Collingwood
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Giacomo Rinaldi
Atheism and Theism
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Steven Barbone
Compatibilism In the First Critique
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Pierre Keller
Personal Identity and Kant’s Third Person Perspective
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Michele Marsonet
On Rescher’s Conceptual Idealism
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J. N. Mohanty
A Case For Idealism
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In order to make out a case for idealism, I will, in this essay, first present two forms of idealism in their bare outlines (these two being, in my view, the most interesting and defensible forms) and then a set of premises for an argument for idealism. I will then respond to what are the more pertinent difficulties with these, and finally, make some general remarks regarding idealism as a theory.
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Fiona Steinkamp
Schelling’s Account of Primal Nature In the Ages of the World
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James Thomas
Spinoza’s Letter 66 and Its Idealist Reading
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David Crossley
Moore’s Refutation of Idealism:
The Debate About Sensations
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Paul D. Forster
Realism and the Critical Philosophy:
Kant’s Abstentions In the “Refutation of Idealism”
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Heta Häyry
Expression of Emotion and Artistic Truth:
R. G. Collingwood’s Debt to the Aesthetics of John Ruskin
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Chris Herrera
A Defense of Blanshard’s on Philosophical Style
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Brian O’Connor
Adorno’s Dialectical Epistemology
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Eric Steinhart
Structural Idealism
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