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The Concept of Knowledge
Rather, the reason is that the entailment of the truth of the belief by the
unthinkabil- ity of mistake cannot itself be determined by appealing to the unthink
- ability of mistake and, more generally, that the principle of unthinkability cannot
itself be ...
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Zen and Comparative Studies: Part Two of a Two-Volume Sequel ...
On one occasion, Myocho, while properly attired in a robe, appeared before the
Emperor and seated himself, at which point the Emperor remarked, 'Is it not a
matter of unthinkability that the Buddha Dharma should face the Royal Dharma (
the ...
Masao Abe, Steven Heine, 1997
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Christian Faith and the Welfare of the City
This unthinkability had two elements: the appalling nature of witnessing or
suffering such damage and destruction and the appalling nature of causing it. In
other words, the unthinkability included a moral element; the use of nuclear
weapons ...
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Identity Conflicts: Can Violence be Regulated?
This chapter is an attempt to disrupt and displace the all-knowing coloniality of
power regarding the Musha Rebellion and the subsequent voluntarism by
introducing the notion of what Michel-Rolph Trouillot calls “unthinkability”
regarding ...
J. Craig Jenkins, Esther E. Gottlieb, 2011
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Handbook of Interpersonal Commitment and Relationship Stability
Our interview measure of "unthinkability" consisted of responses to the central
questions, "Have you ever considered leaving your current partner [or name of
original]? Tell me about it." "What counted the most in your decision to stay (or to
go) ...
Jeffrey M. Adams, Warren H. Jones, 1999
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The Enduring Significance of Parmenides: Unthinkable Thought
Unthinkability. of. Thoughts. To think is to confine yourself to a single thought that
one day stands still like a star in the world's sky.43 According to Heidegger, the
most thought-provoking feature of'our thoughtprovoking time is that we are still ...
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Practical Autonomy and Bioethics
Volitional. Necessity. and. Unthinkability. This rejection of the extreme voluntarist
view of the relationship between autonomy and constraint leads to two further
questions: how bounded must personsbeby theirpreference structures tobe ...
James Stacey Taylor, 2010
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The Normativity of what We Care about: A Love-based Theory ...
However, there is room in Frankfurt's philosophy for a kind of unthinkability that
stretches over all beings capable of caring and establishes a form of irrationality.
Frankfurt introduces this thought in opposition to Hume's assumption that a desire
...
Katrien Schaubroeck, 2012
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Contours of Agency: Essays on Themes from Harry Frankfurt
cumstances do otherwise. But this is not quite what Frankfurt and Williams have
in mind. V Unthinkability and Deliberative Necessity I want to try to clarify some of
these points by means of an example from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Sarah Buss, Lee Overton, 2002
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The Self and Others: Positioning Individuals and Groups in ...
The distinction between "could not" and "would not unless" is critical to assessing
the claim that unthinkability can be a potent descriptor of self-boundaries. A "true"
rebel against a hated regime who simply could not conceive of betraying his ...
Rom Harré, Fathali M. Moghaddam, 2003
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The Unthinkability of Philosophical Thoughts
Perhaps the most dramatic and possibly even the most influential thought in philosophy is Parmenides' assertion that the universe is an unchanging, ... «Philosophy Now, Gru 07»
For Parents, the Unthinkability of Letting Go
THE eyes flickered, it seemed. The head tipped, slightly. That look, the slant of the shoulders, something about the mouth: it was all so familiar. Accepting that a ... «New York Times, Mar 05»
