Literature and Philosophy
Introduction to Law in Literature and Philosophy
... In Literature and ...law, literature, and philosophy by posing questions such as: Is the intersection of law and literature limited to stories about law and methods of interpretation? Or is ...
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The Philosophy and Literature Ph.D. Program
... The purpose is to offer an interdisciplinary program on the graduate level leading to the Ph.D. degree. Currently, there are many areas of humanistic inquiry that rely on contribution from literature and ...
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childhood between literature and philosophy. readings of childhood in manoel de barros’ poetry
... and philosophy. Philosophy and literature. Literature and ...from literature might be rendered referential points in our inquiry into the educational ...
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The Philosophy of the Face and 20th Century Literature and Art
... This dissertation explores the importance of the human face in modern literature, philosophy, and art. "Meaning is a physiognomy," wrote Wittgenstein--quite literally, if somewhat cryptically--in ...
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Describing the concept of infinite among art, literature, philosophy and science: a pedagogical-didactic overview
... In this work an interesting overview concerning the human attempts in the description of the concept of inÞ nite is presented. This peculiar concept represents a cardinal point in the history of human culture, because ...
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the child, literature and philosophy
... Raising philosophical issues is not an adult's prerogative. At a very young age, children wondering at the world around them start asking questions about life, death and human relations. To use G. Deleuze's word, a child ...
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considerations on the relationship between literature and philosophy for children
... No Brasil, o Centro de Filosofia Educação para o Pensar desenvolve um programa paralelo ao de Lipman, nomeado “Educar para o pensar: filosofia com crianças, adolescentes e [r] ...
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A survey of the literature of the philosophy of history
... The fourth proposition o f his Idea of a Universal Histo states: "The means which nature employs to bring about the development of all the capacities implanted in men is their mutual ant[r] ...
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Volume 32 Article 5. Part of the Comparative Literature Commons, History Commons, Philosophy Commons, and the Renaissance Studies Commons
... As the characters encounter and debate the concepts of usury, life expectancy, gambling, and the risks of maritime travel, they grapple palpably with the consequences of an u[r] ...
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Exposing romanticism : philosophy, literature, and the incomplete absolute
... How this subject differs from Kant's is here of no immediate concern; for the Romantics, as Holderlin's letter goes some way to show, what is at stake in Fichte's unconditioned principle[r] ...
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petit philosophy - experiemental project of philosophy for children
... will be reading scripted lines of these animated characters. Most lessons include one or more stories, which are all closely related to the topic, and each lesson topic of Petit philosophy includes one or more ...
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Ethics and fiction : moral philosophy and the role for literature
... Throughout this thesis, this explanation of the role for literature in ethical reflection has been called 'the propositional account.' The second meaning considered by Raphael of the not[r] ...
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Philosophy of leadership
... the literature on leadership in the academic world has been exponential (see Table 1): ‘The hunger and quest for leadership knowledge appears to be insatiable’ (Jackson and Parry, 2008, ...on philosophy in ...
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Social epistemology: a philosophy for sociology or a sociology of philosophy?
... But there is also a dystopic future implicit in Collins’s social epistemology, which results from knowledge systems becoming victims of their own success. As the number of people participating in organised inquiry ...
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'Other' literatures and issues in criticism, theory and philosophy : (re)introducing a critical discourse on 'child literature'
... There are merits to both Sarland’s and Hunt's positions here in terms o f their seeking to break down limited and limiting conventional stereotypes about how child texts should look. Sarland observes, for example, that ...
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Synthetic Philosophy
... that govern infectious habits," (173, emphasis in original.) Now, Dennett is primarily interested in explaining consciousness and the origins and the nature of language, but he also wants to show that ...
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The 'B' in Philosophy
... But, I wish to talk more about a more recent work in this series, „Virtuouso - Dismembered Sonata for Hannah Arendt,‟ 2013, performed in Bristol and screened at Arnolfini. The book here is Hannah Arendt‟s "The Human ...
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Philosophy of Punishment
... As far into modern times as the eighteenth century we find Beccaria, a noted student of sociology, advancing the theory that the "treatment of the criminal is to be determined by the cri[r] ...
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Whither philosophy?
... of philosophy, where there is no longer a dominant area of philosophy (as philosophy of language was at the high point of the ‘linguistic turn’, for example), or dominant method (such as ...
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Taxation - A Philosophy
... This chapter is organized in five parts. In the first the new philosophy of tax that Labour must promote is explained. Unless it can succeed in this aim it is suggested that it will have little chance of ...
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