PPT-‘ Aporia

bookwork Christina McBrideRoberto Bravo A bookwork which is the outcome of a collaborative research project by Christina McBride and Roberto Bravo Submitted by Christina McBride Output No 1. ATTHEWILCKEN I. Introductionhe apex of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics) is magnanimity (lopsuchia), the “crowning virtue,” at times translated as “lofty pride” or “greatne Aporias. . in Teacher Education:. Researching the Impossible?. Bill Green. Charles . Sturt. University, Australia. Bergen. , 2014 . t. eaching as “the art of the impossible” (. Taubman. , 2014). Aporia vol. 22 no. 2—2012 ATTHEWACDONALD Matthew Macdonald is majoring in philosophy at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand in 2013. His interests include epistemology, value theory . S. cepticism . Prof. Tom STONEHAM. Thanks to Prof Wang Shunning for inviting me to give these lectures.. I would like the cultural exchange to go in both directions.. In particular, I very much want to find out how people in China respond to scepticism and the issues I raise.. Aporia vol. 21 no. 1—2011 ATE A t its most basic level, hermeneutics is interpretation. Etymo - logically it refers to an interpretation of thought into words. Indeed, for the Greeks speaking w Aporia vol. 21 no. 2—2011 ANDREW LEE Q ualia are the intrinsic, subjective qualities of experience—the what- is-likeness, the raw feels. Reductive explanation is the functional explanation W. ASHLEY I. Introductionome spurn Kant’s moral philosophy as cold and incapable of accounting for the moral significance of feelings. Karen Stohr, in “Virtue Ethics and Kant’s ColdHear Lecture . 3. (of 4). Steve Fienberg Memorial Lectures Series in Advanced Analytics. November 2018. Dylan Small. University of Pennsylvania. Slides posted at my web site: www-stat.wharton.upenn.edu/~.