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Anthropologie in Antike und Gegenwart

Diego De Brasi (ed.), Sabine Föllinger (ed.)

Series: Lebenswissenschaften im Dialog

Volume 18 2016

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English Abstracts S. 419-426

„… had already stated. Galen displayed his anatomical and physiological expertise in public …” „… relation to the environment. I will claim that, according to Epicurus, the capacity to retain and conjure …” „… universally valid princi-ples, and, indeed, that one must do so. Socrates’ own definition of the morally …”

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Inter- und Transdisziplinarität im Wandel?

Alexander Bogner (ed.), Karen Kastenhofer (ed.), Helge Torgersen (ed.)

Series: Wissenschafts- und Technikforschung

Volume 4 2010

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Mark B. Brown Interdisciplinarity and Liberalism's Epistemic Division of Labor: The Integration of Lay and Expert Deliberation S. 189-205

„… nobody was as wise as Socrates. Socrates found that the politicians were not wise at all, and the poets …” „… the effectiveness and legitimacy of expertise in politics. As Socrates discovered, experts are …” „… Interdisciplinarity and Liberalism's Epistemic Division of Labor: The Integration of Lay and Expert …”

Roger A. Pielke Expert Advice and the Vast Sea of Knowledge S. 167-189

„… expert can know only a tiny fraction of the material available in his or her area. Davis and Hersh …” „… , and the role of experts it implies, was offered by political scientist E. E. Schattschneider in his …” „… , Testimony of the Honourable Al Gore before the United States Senate. Environment and Public Works Committee …”

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Perspektiven europäischer Gastlichkeit

Burkhard Liebsch (ed.), Michael Staudigl (ed.), Philipp Stoellger (ed.)

2016

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Seyla Benhabib Cosmopolitanism without Illusions S. 166-186

„… universe as his city, and distributed his knowledge, his company, and his affections to all man kind …” „… Discourses, and by Plutarch in De Exilio, where he praises Socrates for saying that »he was no Athenian or …” „… habits and laws of his city and judges them from the standpoint of a higher order, often considered to …”

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Praxis des Philosophierens, Praktiken der Historiographie

Mario Meliadò (ed.), Silvia Negri (ed.)

Series: Geist und Geisteswissenschaft

Volume 2 2019

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Teil III Historiographie und politische Praxis S. 195-302

„… , as a privileged environ-ment of the development, change and birth of a renewed pre-modernpolitical …” „… Italian campaign ofCharles VIII, we will focus on textual genres such as preaching, his-toriography and …” „… historiographical works that describeCharles VIII as a messiah, and his military effort as a springboard to alarger …”

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Perspektiven mit Heidegger

Gerhard Thonhauser (ed.)

Series: Alber-Reihe Philosophie

Volume 2018

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Giulia Lanzirotti Style and Logic Entwined S. 40-54

„… employs an original style, aiming to overcome meta-physical thinking and to express the modal logic of his …” „… from metaphysicalthinking and its language, and to the need of adequately communicat-ing his …” „… dimension ofmeaning and involvements where the Dasein can actualize his possi-bilities. The original …”

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