detestable as joint-stock companies or nations
... Whale,” Melville uses the term along with “pre-adamite” and “antechronical,” indicating that the whale existed before time itself, “for time began with man.” In contemplating an actual fossil, that is, Melville expatiates on the timelessness of the whale, who “having been before all time, must needs ...
... Whale,” Melville uses the term along with “pre-adamite” and “antechronical,” indicating that the whale existed before time itself, “for time began with man.” In contemplating an actual fossil, that is, Melville expatiates on the timelessness of the whale, who “having been before all time, must needs ...
Back to Marx - Universitätsverlag Göttingen
... piece of philosophical research. Perhaps without any intention, it is as much a testimonial for the profound scholarly and philosophical exchange between China and Europe that has been shaping our worlds of thought at both ends of this bridge of ideas. The enourmous ploughing of texts, to borrow a p ...
... piece of philosophical research. Perhaps without any intention, it is as much a testimonial for the profound scholarly and philosophical exchange between China and Europe that has been shaping our worlds of thought at both ends of this bridge of ideas. The enourmous ploughing of texts, to borrow a p ...
Does accounting history matter
... “narrow” often fail to appreciate that research positioning accounting as a local, timespecific practice in the life and times of the period of study may, at the same time, provide more general and time-independent insights, for example into how accounting emerges from, and impacts upon, its setting ...
... “narrow” often fail to appreciate that research positioning accounting as a local, timespecific practice in the life and times of the period of study may, at the same time, provide more general and time-independent insights, for example into how accounting emerges from, and impacts upon, its setting ...
Abstracts - FGW-VU
... obvious what kind of value accrues to moral progress, nor in what way moral progress is in fact valuable, if it is valuable at all. Just where value should be located in moral progress turns in part on how the two following questions relate to one another: Is the world better today than it was in th ...
... obvious what kind of value accrues to moral progress, nor in what way moral progress is in fact valuable, if it is valuable at all. Just where value should be located in moral progress turns in part on how the two following questions relate to one another: Is the world better today than it was in th ...
A Critical Analysis of Rousseau`s Narrative of Subjectivity
... In many ways determining an all-inclusive label for Rousseau’s work would entail anachronistically applying a retrospective appellation based upon distinctions that did not exist during the period when Rousseau was writing. Although it is clear that many of these designations are in fact accurate, ...
... In many ways determining an all-inclusive label for Rousseau’s work would entail anachronistically applying a retrospective appellation based upon distinctions that did not exist during the period when Rousseau was writing. Although it is clear that many of these designations are in fact accurate, ...
KARL POPPER`S CRITICAL RATIONALISM AND THE POLITICS OF
... and massive reward, but also social inequality and potential market failure” (Forrester 2012: 42). Forrester derives support for her position from a letter that Popper wrote in 1956 in response to Henry Hazlitt, the American journalist who was a defender of classical liberal economic ideas and a fo ...
... and massive reward, but also social inequality and potential market failure” (Forrester 2012: 42). Forrester derives support for her position from a letter that Popper wrote in 1956 in response to Henry Hazlitt, the American journalist who was a defender of classical liberal economic ideas and a fo ...
Chapter 1: The Study of Laughter
... behind his eye, his seeing, thinking, and feeling 'I.' In recent times, the scientific (and social scientific) endeavour has been shaken by glimpses of self-awareness, the deforming retina raised as gross evidence of the uncertain nature of all its prized research results. This will not be my purpos ...
... behind his eye, his seeing, thinking, and feeling 'I.' In recent times, the scientific (and social scientific) endeavour has been shaken by glimpses of self-awareness, the deforming retina raised as gross evidence of the uncertain nature of all its prized research results. This will not be my purpos ...
Globalization – An Old or a New Phenomenon?
... antiquity, in the Middle Ages and in the modern times. In this paper we analyzeseveral cases of globalization based on selected indicators. We attempt to determine whether this phenomenon can be characterized as new, old or cyclically repeating. We conclude that aspects of globalization which are ch ...
... antiquity, in the Middle Ages and in the modern times. In this paper we analyzeseveral cases of globalization based on selected indicators. We attempt to determine whether this phenomenon can be characterized as new, old or cyclically repeating. We conclude that aspects of globalization which are ch ...
- University of Salford Institutional Repository
... element of the intellectual milieu at the University of Chicago during Goffman's apprenticeship there between 1945 and 1954. It will be argued that much can be learned about Goffman's sociology by likening it to Sirninel's, but the limits of this comparison must be borne firmly in mind. The most obv ...
... element of the intellectual milieu at the University of Chicago during Goffman's apprenticeship there between 1945 and 1954. It will be argued that much can be learned about Goffman's sociology by likening it to Sirninel's, but the limits of this comparison must be borne firmly in mind. The most obv ...
