Keyword [Claim]
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| 41. | Henry James and the claim of sociality |
| 42. | Hegel's critique of Kant's standpoint of finitude |
| 43. | Modality and causation in Serbian dative anticausatives: A crosslinguistic perspective |
| 44. | Abraham's uncircumcised children: The enochic precedent for Paul's paradoxical claim in Galatians 3:29 |
| 45. | Claim strength and argument structure in international research articles: A case study using Chinese, Ukranian, and United States chemistry texts |
| 46. | Thematically driven movement in Japanese: A study of psych verb constructions |
| 47. | Staking a claim: Contemporary American poets rework the terrain |
| 48. | Our concept of moral claim-rights |
| 49. | Analytic functionalism as a foundation for the contention that a non-biological machine (android) can be viewed as both a legal and a moral person |
| 50. | A theological analysis of the Insider Movement paradigm from four perspectives: Theology of religions, revelation, soteriology, and ecclesiology |
| 51. | Teleology, perfectionism, and communitarianism in Aristotle's political naturalism |
| 52. | Adapting an image: Transforming urban built heritage to [re]claim + [re]present an inherited cultural identity |
| 53. | Nietzsche and the death of God: History and epistemology (Friedrich Nietzsche) |
| 54. | Do unconscious mental states exist? Freud, Searle, and the conceptual foundations of cognitive science (Sigmund Freud, John R. Searle) |
| 55. | Locating thought: Externalism and naturalism about mental content |
| 56. | Resisting the allegory: Writing the self in the novels of Charlotte Bronte |
| 57. | How scientific is Chomsky's theory of linguistics |
| 58. | Narrative ethics: The intersubjective claim of fiction |
| 59. | The moral and political philosophy of Plato's 'Laws' |
| 60. | Wordsworth, Constable, and the claim of personal geography |
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