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    Tempus fugit, saison 1 – épisode 1 : la longue-vue.Denis Bekaert - forthcoming - Rhuthmos.
    Nous remercions Denis Bekaert de nous avoir autorisé à reproduire ce texte, que l'on trouvera également sur Premier Mardi, le carnet en ligne de l'équipe de la Bibliothèque Sainte-Barbe à Paris. Invité à prononcer la conférence inaugurale du dernier congrès de l'ABF, le sociologue des professions Claude Dubar distinguait chez le bibliothécaire quatre postures superposées en strates, témoins des grandes phases d'évolution de son métier et liées aux changements des politiques publiques. Au « classique » - Rythmes du (...)
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  2. Failing to Agree or Failing to Disagree?: Personal Identity Quasi-Relativism.Denis Robinson - 2004 - The Monist 87 (4):512-36.
    This paper explores a variety of kinds of apparent disagreement of which it may be held that they involve failure to disagree in that, at least in some broad sense, the disputants use the same words to express different meanings or concepts. It is argued that it is hard to rebut the claim that some apparent disagreements about personal identity fall into a particular sub-category of this broad type. I conclude both that a "constrained" relativism which I call "quasi-relativism" is (...)
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  3. (1 other version)Aesthetic universals.Denis Dutton - 2013 - In Berys Gaut & Dominic Lopes, The Routledge Companion to Aesthetics. New York: Routledge. pp. 203--214.
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    Two Virgilian acrostics: Certissima signa?Denis Feeney & Damien Nelis - 2005 - Classical Quarterly 55 (02):644-646.
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  5. Identities, Distinctnesses, Truthmakers, and Indiscernibility Principles.Denis Robinson - 2000 - Logique Et Analyse 43 (169-170):145-183.
    After sketching some aspects of truthmaker doctrines and "truthmaker projects", and canvassing some prima facie objections to the latter, I turn to an issue which might seem to involve confusion about the nature of character of truthmakers if such there be, viz for statements of identity and (specially) distinctness. The real issue here is versions of the Identity of Indiscernibles. I discuss ways of discriminating versions, which are almost certainly true but trivial, which almost certainly substantive but false, and explore (...)
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  6. Mythologies of Tribal Art.Denis Dutton - unknown
     
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  7. Human Beings, Human Animals, and Mentalistic Survival.Denis Robinson - 2007 - In Dean Zimmerman, Oxford Studies in Metaphysics: Volume 3. Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press UK. pp. 3-32.
    I critically discuss both the particular doctrinal and general meta-philosophical or methodological tenets of Mark Johnston's paper "Human Beings", attending to several weaknesses in his argument. One of the most important amongst them is an apparent reliance on a substitution of identicals within an intensional context as he argues that continuity of functioning brain is essential to the persistence of "Human Beings" as allegedly singled out by his methodology; another equally important is a simple lacuna in place of an argument (...)
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  8. Art Hoaxes.Denis Dutton - unknown
    As much as many other human enterprises, the art world today is fuelled by pride, greed, and ambition. Artists and art dealers hope for recognition and wealth, while art collectors often acquire works less for their intrinsic aesthetic merit than for their investment potential. In such a climate of values and desires, it is not surprising that poseurs and frauds will flourish. For works of painting and sculpture are material objects that derive their often immense monetary value generally from two (...)
     
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  9. The Transformation of the Stoic Ethic in Clement of Alexandria.Denis J. M. Bradley - 1974 - Augustinianum 14 (1):41-66.
  10. Resurrection of the Body and Transformation of the Universe in the Theology of Karl Rahner.Denis Edwards - 2006 - Philosophy and Theology 18 (2):357-383.
    At the end of his life, Rahner pointed to the need for a fully systematic theology that brings out the inner relationship between Jesus Christ and the universe put before us by the natural sciences. In this article, it is argued that Rahner had long been pursuing this theological agenda. His various contributions on this topic arebrought together and discussed within a framework of six systematic elements that are found in his work: self-bestowal as the meaning and purpose of creation; (...)
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  11. Postmodernism as Modernism.Denis Corish - 1992 - The Harvard Review of Philosophy 2 (1):17-19.
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  12. Kant’s Impure Ethics: From Rational Beings to Human Beings.Lara Denis - 2003 - Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 66 (2):491-493.
    The “impure” part of Kant’s ethics consists of material concerning empirical knowledge of human beings. Kant is well-known for his insistence that the supreme moral principle must be discovered through non-empirical consideration of such notions as morality and rational wills. What is less appreciated is that Kant recognized what his critics have always said: that a pure ethics for rational beings in general cannot provide adequate, practical guidance for human beings in particular, real-world situations. Nor can a pure ethics answer (...)
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  13. Paulo Freire.S. Denis E. Collins - 1993 - Journal for Peace and Justice Studies 5 (1):31-42.
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    Peut-il y avoir un contrat naturel? La raison moderne au tribunal de l'écologie.Denis Dumas - 1992 - Dialogue 31 (2):295.
    Michel Serres vient de nous préserter un livre qui promet de susciter de nombreux débats extrêmement intéressants. Ce penseur versé dans l'histoire de la philosophie mais aussi dans celle des sciences, passionné également par rétat actuel des savoirs et des sociétés, nous a habitués depuis plus de vingt ans à une réflexion multiforme et originale, assortie un style qui témoigne élégamment de son souci litteraire. Le contrat naturel prolonge cette démarche, cette fois-ci en tentant de fournir aux préoccupations écologiques une (...)
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  15. The Christchurch Art Gallery.Denis Dutton - unknown
    We live in a time when museum curators and gallery directors in the English-speaking world have to a distressing degree lost faith in the power of their own collections. Cowed by accusations of elitism, intimidated by nonsense academic art theory, worndown by guilt-inducing postcolonial victimology, they succumb to pressures either on the one hand to dumb down their presentations, or on the other hand to politicise them.
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  16. The Cold Reading Technique.Denis Dutton - unknown
    That there is a sucker born every minute is the cynical slogan most often attributed to the great nineteenth-century circus entreprenuer Phineas Taylor Barnum. Though there is in fact no record that he ever made such a remark, Barnum did claim that his success depended on providing in his shows “a little something for everybody.” Both the cynicism and his recipe for success are relevant to understanding the persistent tendency for people to embrace fake personality descriptions as uniquely their own. (...)
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  17. Truth Matters: 20th Anniversary Editorial.Denis Dutton & Patrick Henry - unknown
    Once in a while stunning new ideas that energize a scholarly discipline — or even wreck it altogether — come from the outside. The most influential philosopher of science in the last generation was not a philosopher at all, but an historian and physicist, Thomas Kuhn. Ernst Gombrich, an art historian, has deeply informed the philosophy of art, as the linguist Noam Chomsky has affected the philosophy of language. And Jacques Derrida continues to cast his stupefying spell over many a (...)
     
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  18. Signification et essence. Les Leçons de 1908 de Husserl sur sa doctrine de la signification.Denis Fisette - 1991 - Dialogue 30 (1-2):33-49.
    Je prends ici comme prétexte la parution aux éditions Nijhoff des Leçons professées par E. Husserl durant le semestre d'été 1908 à Göttingen sur sa doctrine de la signification, Vorlesungen ueber Bedeutungslehre Sommersemester 1908 (1987), afin de faire le point sur les changements qui interviennent durant cette période concernant sa conception de la signification. L'importance du contenu de ces Leçons a déjà été signalée par quelques phénoménologues dont G. Küng (1973), R. Bernet (1979). D. W. Smith et R. McIntyre (1982) (...)
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  19. Clarifications and Further Thoughts.Denis Hurtubise - 2003 - Process Studies 32 (2):298-306.
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  20. The Mysterious Appeal of'Wittgenstein's Conservatism'.Denis McManus - 1995 - Wittgenstein-Studien 2 (2).
    This paper attempts to explain the abiding appeal of the suspicion that Wittgenstein is a conservative thinker. Among Wittgensteinians, there is a growing orthodoxy which takes the notion of 'Wittgenstein's conservatism' to be 'nutty' (Diamond 1991 p34). One justification for this opinion is that the charge of conservatism has typically been defended on the basis of highly implausible interpretations of Wittgenstein. However, the critical core of the conservatism charge has been mislocated by Wittgenstein's supporters and by most of his critics. (...)
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  21. The 3rd World Conference on Buddhism and Science (WCBS).Denis Noble - unknown
    Systems Biology is the study of the interactions between the elements (genes, proteins and other molecules) of living systems. Genes do not act in isolation either from each other or from the environment, and so I replace the metaphor of the selfish gene with metaphors that emphasise the processes involved rather than the molecular biological components. This may seem a simple shift of viewpoint. In fact it is revolutionary. Nothing remains the same. There is no 'book of life', nor are (...)
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  22. Horwich, Wittgenstein et la théorie de la signification en tant qu'«usage».Denis Sauvé - 2002 - Dialogue 41 (3):439-.
    ABSTRACT: Paul Horwich writes in his recent book, Meaning : "the picture of meaning to be developed here is inspired by Wittgenstein's idea that the meaning of a word is constituted from its use—from the regularities governing our deployment of the sentences in which it appears." Horwich makes no claim to a faithful exegesis of Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations, but I argue in the present article that the conception of meaning he develops in his book is actually quite close to that (...)
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  23. L'argument du langage privé.Denis Sauvé - 1985 - Dialogue 24 (1):3-.
    Peu de passages de l'oeuvre de Wittgenstein ont suscité autant de commentaires et de discussions que les paragraphes des Recherches philosophiques dans lesquels il presénte ce que l'on a appele« ; l'argumentdu langage privé »;. Wittgenstein definit un langage prive comme un langage dont les mots sont censés se referer« ; á ce dont seul celui qui parle peut avoir connaissance; a ses sensations immediates et privées »;.' Il s'agit de montrer, par cet argument, Timpossibilite d'un langage comme celui-ci. Une (...)
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    Le paralogisme de la simplicité.Denis Sauvé - 1988 - Dialogue 27 (1):59.
    L'épistémologie de Kant, dont le but principal est d'expliquer la possibilité des jugements synthétiques a priori, est une épistémologie du point de vue du sujet ou «à la première personne»: le «sujet connaissant», dit Kant, «…compare, lie ou sépare [les] représentations et travaille … la matière brute des impressions sensibles pour en tirer une connaissance des objets…». C'est l'esprit, ou le moi pensant, comme il le soutient aussi, qui construit à partir des impressions reçues des sens une représentation objective de (...)
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  25. Le problème du «langage privé» et la conception wittgensteinienne du langage.Denis Sauvé - 1988 - Dialogue 27 (3):417-.
    Dans les Recherches philosophiques, Wittgenstein consacre une série importante de remarques au problème du «langage privé». Un langage privé, d'après la définition qu'il donne dans ces passages, est un langage dont les mots sont censés se référer «à ce dont seul celui qui parle peut avoir connaissance; à ses sensations immédiates et privées […]». Le résultat bien connu de sa discussion est que non seulement il n'y a pas en fait, mais il n'est pas possible qu'il existe un tel langage; (...)
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  26. La philosophie du langage de Wittgenstein selon Michael Dummett.Denis Sauvé - 1998 - Dialogue 37 (2):299-.
    ABSTRACT: According to Michael Dummett, Wittgenstein rejects in the Philosophical Investigations the “realist” approach of the Tractatus, and replaces it with the idea that meaning is “use”; Wittgenstein, Dummett holds, draws the “metaphysical consequences” of this by subscribing to a form of non-realism. In this paper I defend a version of Dummett’s point that the Tractarian semantics is replaced in the Investigations by the notion that meaning is use, but I criticize his contention that Wittgenstein, as a consequence, subscribes to (...)
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  27. Vérité, réalisme et indépendence.Denis Sauvé - 1991 - Dialogue 30 (4):513-.
    On emploie souvent le mot «réalisme» dans les discussions philosophiques récentes pour désigner le point de vue qui affirme entre autres qu'une proposition est vraie ou fausse peu importe que l'on sache ou non si elle l'est ou, autrement dit, qu'elle est vraie ou fausseindépendammentdes croyances que des personnes peuvent avoir au sujet de sa valeur de v´erit´e. L'«antiréalisme» est le point de vue consistant à soutenir au contraire que la vérité ou la fausseté d'une proposition n'est pas en ce (...)
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    Wittgenstein et l’«arrière-plan» de l’intentionnalité.Denis Sauvé - 2009 - Dialogue 48 (2):313.
    RÉSUMÉ : John Searle, Hubert Dreyfus et Charles Taylor défendent la thèse voulant qu’il y ait des formes de «compréhension» ou de «savoir» qui, contrairement aux formes courantes, ne sont pas de nature représentationnelle ou conceptuelle mais sont plutôt du type des «savoir-faire». Cet article examine l’argument avancé en faveur de cette thèse ainsi que l’affirmation de ces auteurs suivant laquelle les Recherches philosophiques de Wittgenstein démontrent que celui-ci, au moins implicitement, l’acceptait. Les conclusions qui découlent de cet examen sont, (...)
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    Logique inductive et soutien probabiliste.Denis Zwirn & Hervé Zwirn - 1993 - Dialogue 32 (2):293-.
    Karl Popper et David Miller ont soutenu l'idée selon laquelle le soutien probabiliste positif = p − p > 0) que e apporte á h, lorsque de h on déduit e, ne justifie en rien l'espoir de pouvoir construire une logique inductive fondée sur le calcul des probabilityés.
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  30. Beeld/taal: theorie van de visuele communicatie.Marc Bekaert - 2018 - Brussel: University Press Antwerp.
     
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    A Peircean framework for analyzing subjectivity in film: a nine-field ocularization matrix.Maarten Coëgnarts & Marc Bekaert - 2023 - Semiotica 2023 (252):27-49.
    The goal of this article is to offer a new model for the study of ocularization in film grounded in the semiotic pragmatism of Charles Sanders Peirce. We first present a literature overview addressing the state of research regarding the theorization of ocularization in film studies. Second, we discuss Peirce’s three universal categories (Firstness, Secondness, and Thirdness) on which our model will be based. Third, we argue how the theme of ocularization in film, as outlined in the first part, can (...)
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    Aux sources de la biologie Tome 2: Les théories de la génération après la Renaissance; la cytologie et la génétique Réjane Bernier Collection « Histoire des Sciences » Frelighsburg, QC: Editions Orbis, 1986. viii, 422 p. [REVIEW]Denis Asselin - 1989 - Dialogue 28 (4):689.
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  33. La dynamique de la science Larry Laudan Traduit de l'anglais par Philip Miller Bruxelles: Pierre Mardaga éditeur, 1987. 262 p. 240 FF. [REVIEW]Denis Asselin - 1989 - Dialogue 28 (3):509.
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    Die Grenzen der Verständigung. Ein Geistergespräch zwischen Lyotard und Habermas Manfred Frank Frankfurt am Main, Suhrkamp, 1988, 103 p. [REVIEW]Denis Dumas - 1992 - Dialogue 31 (1):168.
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    Oliver Lyne (R.O.A.M.) Lyne Collected Papers on Latin Poetry. Pp. xx + 418, ill. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007. Cased, £65. ISBN: 978-0-19-920396-. [REVIEW]Denis Feeney - 2008 - The Classical Review 58 (2):459-.
  36. Belief in Psychology : A Study in the Ontology of Mind Jay L. Garfield Collection «A Bradford Book» Cambridge, MA, MIT Press, 1988, xii, 168 p. [REVIEW]Denis Fisette - 1993 - Dialogue 32 (1):208-211.
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    Erlebnis und Ausdruck. Wittgensteins Philosophie der Psychologie Joachim Schulte Munich, Philosophia Verlag, 1987, 184 p. [REVIEW]Denis Fisette - 1992 - Dialogue 31 (1):155-.
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  38. Le concept de nature. [REVIEW]Denis Hurtubise - 2001 - Process Studies 30 (1):173-173.
  39. Francis Hutcheson and Contemporary Ethical Theory. [REVIEW]Denis Mason - 1967 - International Philosophical Quarterly 7 (2):364-365.
  40. Heidegger’s Concept of Truth. [REVIEW]Denis McManus - 2008 - International Philosophical Quarterly 48 (3):401-403.
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    Hume et la fin de la philosophie Yves Michaud Paris: Les Presses Universitaires de France, 1983. 288 p. [REVIEW]Denis Sauvé - 1985 - Dialogue 24 (1):183.
  42. Vies et doctrines des philosophes illustres Diogène Laërce Traduction française sous la direction de Marie-Odile Goulet-Cazé, introductions, traductions et notes de J.-F. Balaudé, L. Brisson, J. Brunschwig, T. Dorandi, M.-O. Goulet-Cazé, R. Goulet et M. Narcy Collection «Classiques modernes» Paris, Le Livre de Poche, 1999, 1399 p. [REVIEW]Denis Seron - 2002 - Dialogue 41 (1):172-.
    Cette traduction complète des Vies et doctrines des philosophes illustres de Diogène Laërce, sous la direction de M.-O. Goulet-Cazé, représente ce qu'il convient d'appeler un événement éditorial. Faut-il le rappeler, Diogène Laërce, en dépit de sa notoriété et de son utilité pour l'étude de la philosophie ancienne, reste un auteur peu traduit et peu édité. Pour s'en tenir à l'époque moderne et aux traductions complètes, le lecteur francophone n'avait guère à sa disposition, jusqu'ici, que les traductions de Zévort et de (...)
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    Denis Diderot and Jean-Joseph de Pechméja, “The Origins and Development of Slavery” (1780).Denis Diderot & Jean-Joseph de Pechméja - 2026 - In Julia Jorati, Slavery in Early Modern Philosophy 1765-1800: Essential Readings. New York: Oxford University Press.
    One of the most influential and radical French antislavery texts of the eighteenth century is the History of the Two Indies (Histoire des deux Indes). Guillaume-Thomas Raynal, or abbé Raynal (1713–1796), was the work’s official author, but large portions were composed by other people. The most explicit antislavery portions of the third edition (1780) were composed by Denis Diderot, who incorporated some of Jean-Joseph de Pechméja’s contributions to the first (1770) and second (1774) editions. Diderot (1713–1784) and Pechméja (1741–1785) (...)
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  44. Denis Cosgrove and Stephen Daniels, eds., The Iconography of Landscape: Essays on the Symbolic Representation, Design and Use of Past Environments.Denis Cosgrove & Stephen Daniels - 1989 - Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 47 (2):196-198.
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  45. Denis Edwards in His Own Words.Denis Edwards - 2020 - ATF Press. Edited by Anthony Kain & Hilary D. Regan.
    Denis Edwards was a theoloian concerned with the science and religion discourse and eco-theology. He died in March 2019. This book is a collection of his till now unpublished talks and essays.
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  46. On Denying the Right God: Aquinas on Atheism and Idolatry.Denys Turner - 2004 - Modern Theology 20 (1):141-161.
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    Denis Diderot válogatott filozófiai művei.Denis Diderot - 1983 - Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó.
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    Denis Diderot: "Weiss man je, wohin man geht?": ein Lesebuch.Denis Diderot & Werner Raupp (eds.) - 2008 - Rottenburg am Neckar: Diderot Verlag.
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    The Autobiography of Denis Zachaire: An Account of an Alchemist's Life in the Sixteenth Century.Denis Zachaire & Tenney Davis - 1926 - Isis 8 (2):287-299.
  50. (1 other version)Heidegger and the Measure of Truth.Denis McManus - 2012 - Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press.
    Denis McManus presents a novel account of Martin Heidegger's early vision of our subjectivity and the world we inhabit. He explores key elements of Heidegger's philosophy, and argues that Heidegger's central claims identify genuine demands that must be met if we are to achieve the feat of thinking determinate thoughts about the world around us.
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