10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «CASUISTICALLY»
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Talmudic Reasoning: From Casuistics to Conceptualization
Why were tannaitic sources usually formulated casuistically?152 No clear-cut
answer to this question is available, although a number of frequently
complementary possibilities obtain here. We accordingly consider the
suggestions offered by ...
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Windows onto Jewish Legal Culture: Fourteen Exploratory Essays
Menachem Elon, for instance, has asserted: A legal rule may be formulated in
either of two ways: casuistically, by specific instances, or normatively, by
prescriptive generalization. Casuistic formulation sets forth the law by describing
specific ...
Hanina Ben-Menahem, Arye Edrei, Neil S. Hecht, 2012
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Reports from Committees
Has there been of late years any tendency to take these tests casuistically upon
the negative side ? There has been a tendency to take them casuistically in one
sense, but not in the same manner as before ; that is to say, they have been taken
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1871
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Religious Identities in Henry VIII's England
In other words, they may have taken the oath casuistically. It is important here not
to equate casuistically with lightly or cynically. The problem of how to reconcile
one's duty to properly constituted secular authority with one's duty to God and ...
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The Book of the Covenant: A Study in Biblical Interpretation ...
Accordingly, what Moses sought to convey to the people were the mishpatim,
which in addition to new laws also included what has been dubbed “casuistically
formulated law,”97 or perhaps more accurately, “casuistically formulated
judgments ...
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Negation, Subjectivity, and The History of Rhetoric
Stretch. Casuistically stretch. When writing the histories, hysteries, schizeries of
Helen. Take the risk. Is there any other choice? Or, again, even a choice? (Is not
the beetle, the cockroach, the barata,19 older than the modern notion of choice?)
...
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Introduction to the Old Testament
The laws formulated apodeictically are only guiding principles, whereas those
formulated casuistically reflect legal practice, the specific decisions of tribunals.
Mendenhall finds such a system in Mesopotamia and among the Hittites. He
goes ...
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The Ministry of Jesus in Its Theological Significance
The bewildering legal maxim did not wish to prohibit remarriage casuistically, but
as mashal, to condemn every divorce. This renunciation of every divorce was
unique in Jesus' Jewish surroundings.8 One reference in the Dead Sea Scrolls ...
Leonhard Goppelt, Jurgen Roloff, 1981
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Race and Other Misadventures: Essays in Honor of Ashley ...
However, one can argue for or against having a given thick concept in the
language — by appealing to other thick concepts, just as one uses other thick
concepts to argue casuistically that a given thick concept applies to some
borderline case.
Larry T. Reynolds, Leonard Lieberman, 1996
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Creating Judaism: History, Tradition, Practice
In one entry he records a not atypical encounter with Mishnah, who told him:
Busy yourself constantly in the study of Torah, for when you casuistically
examined the opinions of the Rambam [Rabbi Moses ben Maimon] yesterday,
the two views ...
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Electroshock Injustice Coming to Athens-Clarke County Part 2
[This casuistically phrased assertion, which ignores the realities of actual police tasering practices and the agonies endured and injuries ... «Flagpole Magazine, mai 15»
Chief EK Clark's Season of Vilification
Chief E. K. Clark can only be enigmatic in a season of vilification pathologically created by the likes of Alaowei, casuistically thrust on untutored ... «AllAfrica.com, jun 13»
theartsdesk at the 26th Hay Festival
He even went a bit further than that, casuistically concluding that the last Roman emperor is none other than the incumbent Prince of Wales. «The Arts Desk, jun 13»
The Queen and her unwritten writ
While secret exchanges between the monarch, or her family, and the executive might — perhaps casuistically — be described as fulfilling a ... «The Hindu, out 12»
