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HOW A DOUBLE SUCCESS CAN BE A FAlLURE:
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THE ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION OF VIRTUES IN EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHY
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“ETHICS DOES NOT TREAT OF THE WORLD. ETHICS MUST BE A CONDITION OF THE WORLD, LIKE LOGIC.” NOTEBOOKS 1914-1916
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EMPATHY AND ETHICS
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OBJECT CATEGORIZATION IN GOFAI KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION:
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THEODORE KISIEL, THE GENESIS OF HEIDEGGER’S BEING AND TIME
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CYBERSPACE AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLACE AND BEING:
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IDEALISM AND MEDIATION IN HEGEL’S JENA “PHILOSOPHY OF MIND”
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COMMENT ON DAVID GANDOLPHO’S “HEIDEGGER AND THE TRADITION”
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HUME ON PASSION, REASON, AND THE REASONABLENESS OF ENDS
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CONSTRAINED MAXIMIZERS IN ITERATED CONTEXTS
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BIBLICAL INERRANCY AND INFALLIBILITY:
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THE WORLD OF TRUTH:
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HUME’S SYSTEMATICITY
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DAVID FATE NORTON, ed., THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO HUME
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