I think it's telling that these thoughts pop-up in the text, in each situation, in context in which she put herself willingly and was actually looking...
It's more complicated than that. The most common situation in which legal tolerance are recognized occurs when a property is completely locked in by o...
To note : a "tolerance", in French Civil Law, is an acquired right that was once challenged but recognized to have been issued in the past, and on the...
Well, apparently, moments ago, you were talking about structural complexity requiring controlled death. So you aren't have the most coherent of conver...
There is a vast different between effective waste management and wholesale regulated systematic deregulation. The first one is just a necessary featur...
Well, yeah, but to be fair, so does all form of complex cellular life. All cells are susceptible to cell-suicide if they are exposed to the proper str...
Again, the fresh water Hydra is a sexually reproducing animal that is virtually immortal. And there are plenty of animals who'se cells show heightened...
One fact that is interesting is that most other Hydrazoa (the larger family to which the water Hydra belongs) have a latter state as a polyp. The Hydr...
Well, for the longest time, it was thought to be the length and substraction of the telomeres, small tubular "hair" located at the end of chromosomes,...
The Water Hydra is a little creeper that seemingly doesn't age at all. It's stem cell can apparently self-rejuvenate as needed without the cap to divi...
There are no case of feral children. The few cases which have sparked the myth are about rejected youth afflicted by developmental and mental problems...
Why would a gun amnesty cut funds in education? I mean, it's not going to be free, but it certainly won't cost in the billions. How much trash is gene...
There is already a Relational Realism at least discussed by Jonathan Cohen, and its terms are completely incompatible with your radical nihilism, bein...
And to note, I kinda do agree that Philosophy courses are dominated by men (and mostly white men). In a specific way. Philosophy is like the reverse L...
Well, then, by your own premises you are definitely wrong. Biologically we are omnivorous, which should be evident by the fact that we are neither obl...
You may be unto something. "Courtoisie" in the context given, evoke to me "bourgeoisie" and it's connotation, which may have led me too far down a cer...
A united response, no less. Can only hope those missiles are "new" and "smart" enough to differentiate between innocent bystanders and goddamn wastes ...
I don't know how I feel about the idea that Humanities purpose was always to create a courtoisie class, or even that Humanities value cannot be expres...
Well, it's not like I don't have already a dozen institution who'se only purpose in life is to quantify my social and national usefulness. And the dis...
Well, think about the Social Credit Score system being put in place in China right now. Do you want to live in a world where your rights are in parts ...
It bears repeating tho, that since bullet wounds are statistically a lot more damaging than blade wounds, even if all gun crimes were translated into ...
It's an "unfocused" anxiety specifically because its object has not made itself fully available to consciousness yet. Through introspective works, the...
Yes, because the feeling is quite obviously not the object of the emotion. Its object is the perceived but perhaps not thematized dynamic, which revea...
Ah, good catch, it certainly does. In fact, I think I overstated the "complete" part quite a bit. There isn't "Cinema et la nouvelle psychologie, "Le ...
It is not quite so clear at all. Of course you are free to subscribe to whatever theory of emotion and agency you wish to justify your theory, but I c...
Sorry, lost in translation. I took neurosis here to mean nevrose in French, which is just a general term for a (generaly mild) psychopathology. M-P ta...
Couldn't answer for OP, but in the Francophone world, a propedeutic is a special course requirement that is given to students who have not completed t...
By God's bloody hell are you ever this trite? Obviously, primary sources are necessary. You cannot fail to fail a paper on a subject if it doesn't at ...
It depends. You have to realize, from the start, that the mental events that Brentano and Husserl primarily interested themselves with where more of t...
Well, Standford is not perfect, far from it, but there are few general access online ressources with the same degree of professionalism or depth. Alth...
Have you worked on a kill floor before? Because I have, for hogs, and I can tell you that no, not at all, the beasts do not die well or cleanly. Even ...
Hi jkg20, welcome to the forum. The Representational Theory of the Mind/Consciousness (or RTM) is not a specific, well-defined corpus of philosophical...
This is just-in-time capitalism at it's worst. "Why, killing animals is even good for the animal!". Try to find a single entity with a large carbon fo...
Whataboutism is certainly more unhelpful. Indignation is justifiable when one is facing indignities. You are doing the apology of Human Rights violati...
And unless that was for a Dental program, that was more than likely per year, rather than per session. Almost every programs tops at around 1400 per s...
Not in France, at least not as of right now. Louis de Bourbon is a full-blown reactionary who excuses Franco, and a Spaniard to boot. No way in hell h...
Just checking, the tuition cost for McGill University is 3.135 $. This might be per session, as we usually break it down per semester rather than year...
Repeat after me : "A minor has no fucking place being judged in front of a military court for a misdemeanor. The country who does this is a gakhole wi...
Ah, no. Munoz and Protestant Evangelicals in Latin-America are not going to matter in the long run, becausethey are not Catholics. It'll just take a b...
From the article : "But with Israel’s military court system boasting a 99.7 per cent conviction rate for Palestinians, the odds don’t look good." Why ...
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