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, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1956; Pluralist Democracy in the United States, Chicago, Rand McNally, 1967; Polyarchy, New 50 William Galston, “The Obligation to Play Political Hardball,” Philosophy ... , Two Treatises of Government, Peter Laslett, ed., New York, New American Library, 1963. 53 See Michael Walzer, “Political Action: The Problem of Dirty Hands,” Philosophy and Public Affairs, 2, 2, Winter
radical Islam, should return us to this pivotal moment to consider its cultural, political, and religious exigencies along with the ideology that responds to them. Yet Khomeini’s discourse has attracted ... show this, the essay analyzes the political identity formulated during Iran’s revolution in relation to the anti-imperial discourse of the Ayatollah that made opposition to the Shah into a cause of Islam
. . . . They give us lines to say, they assign us parts: John Wayne, Theda Bara, Shirley Temple, take your pick. Connie Willis (1995, p. 48) Films provide political experiences. They do so for various reasons
(Salvo, 2012). To unpack the elusivity of big data, we explore one particularly illustrative case of big data and political, democratic influence: the Cambridge Analytica scandal. To understand the case ... political messaging. Messaging was shared through social media platforms and aimed at “persuadables” to encourage them to vote (or not) in a favorable direction to the clients of Cambridge Analytica (Amer
departments of mathematics, computer science, and philosophy is then discussed. A few final words address the question of where logic might be going. ... set-theoretic constructions that had been applied to these which were unclear. The two inaugurated the philosophy of logicism. As we might put it now, set theory was to be given a foundational role, as
This essay uses rhetorical analysis to defend the population geneticist Richard Lewontin from accusations made by E. O. Wilson and others that his Marxist social philosophy distorts his empirical ... his conception of the duties of a scientist and partly because he thought that push-back against the fragile gains of the civil rights movement had raised the social and political stakes, Lewontin
religion, philosophy, and literature for much longer. The tree of life is a central figure in Darwin’s Origin of Species in both verbal and visual forms. As one of the most powerful and pervasive images in ... visualizations have played a critical role in taxonomic work for centuries, and the idea of a “tree of life” has been a pervasive notion not only in biology but also in religion, philosophy, and literature for
systems, the science philosophy and logic principles do not play a preliminary role. Today, in many education systems the science of philosophical thinking and logic principles should play a preliminary ... at limitless logical conclusions. Introduction Although logic is a subdivision of philosophy due to its importance in scientific inferences it has its own status and importance in any reasoning for
review the rhetorical study of empathy and incorporate work from social psychology and moral philosophy to identify and examine the conditions of assessing victimhood and recognizing of self-other overlap ... ) “the belief that the possibilities of the person who experiences the emotion are similar to those of the sufferer” (Nussbaum, 2001, 306) . The third condition is derived from Aristotelian philosophy
, Gregory 1986 . Hobbesian Moral and Political Theory . Princeton: Princeton University Press. Lloyd-Thomas , David 1995 . Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Locke on Government . London: Routledge. Locke ... . Masters , Roger 1968 . The Political Philosophy of Rousseau . Princeton: Princeton University Press. Morris , C. W. 1999 . The Social Contract Theorists - Critical Essays on Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau
between restoration and reflection, allowing viewers to adjust their relationship to a deflated political scene without fundamentally altering the political coordinates that produce the conditions of ... content of the address, wherein victory is achieved not through a change in political philosophy but by recalibration of the political will to meet the demands of the updated rules of the neoliberal
political philosophy of Marx and Engels (Hegel, 1956: 106-7, 109-10; Singer: ch. 2-3; Norman and Sayers: 40-2). THE YOUNG HEGELIANS Even before Hegel s death in 1831, the ambiguous implications of his ... Hegelians found a similar contradiction at work between Hegel’s personal political views and the logical implications of his philosophy. For Hegel, the state is the embodiment of the Idea and, as such, the
develop certain propositions in this matter with the help of Walter Benjamin's understanding of language. This work, which in some respects, will progress focused on political philosophy, is an inquiry into ... Emine Canlı 0 1 0 Dr. , İstanbul , Türkiye 1 Sorumlu yazar/ In this work, it will be argued that there is a direct relation between the ways language and humans have been projected in the political
platforms promise free social connections to their users as advertisers and political action committees target messages using algorithmic filtering and mixed modeling approaches. Another class of big data ... equal partners. Many scholars have looked closely at the political economy of big data technologies. Writing in 2007 and 2014, Mark Andrejevic has explored how private corporations have taken up where
begin with the university system for the emergence of political economy from moral philosophy, as we should expect to see the offering of new classes to students as a major reason why economics separated ... from moral philosophy, the first chair in political economy was not founded until 1802 when Dugald Stewart held that post at Edinburgh. Until then, economics courses were still under the purview of the
collaboration. In reviewing the history of critique in the discipline, it argues that we have practical and political common ground with science that can supersede the necessity of critique. Finally, it addresses ... this standoff within philosophy and the bitter politics between science and its critics. It is a similar recognition that science and rhetoric have many shared practical, political, and moral concerns
knowledge, science, or philosophy, one should never forget the fundamental political fact that human beings must coordinate their activities with other human beings in order to live well, and the two most ... Independent scholar Australia Kent Rainey Biler University of Nebraska, student of Philosophy and Economics Omaha, NE Elizabeth Bissell Music instructor Antioch, TN Roger E. Bissell Research Associate
return to the larger horizons of political practice, theory, and ethics for pathos in our rhetoric. Sentimentalizing Moral Action Greek philosophy and Christian theology mostly condemned sentimentality
AN ESSAY ON THE CONCEPT OF MEANING The place of Meaning in modern philosophy and logic and the elucidation of its rlifferents nieanings. ... jJroblem. Empirical investigations in this, field such as those pertaining to psychology and sociology are excluded. c) Particular consideration is taken of the import of Meaning for Philosophy (especially
AN ESSAY ON THE CONCEPT OF MEANING The place of Meaning in modern philosophy and logic and the elucidation of its rlifferents nieanings. ... jJroblem. Empirical investigations in this, field such as those pertaining to psychology and sociology are excluded. c) Particular consideration is taken of the import of Meaning for Philosophy (especially
