Philosophical essays

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Lund,: CWK Gleerup (1963)
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Die bedeutung der gottespradikate bei.Thomas von Aquin
Einige aphorismen zur wissenschaft und Kunst.Miniaturenkunst Das Geheimnis der Tanagrafigur
which are prescribed by the law; eg, the law does not expressly permit suicide, and what it does not expressly permit it forbids."* I want to draw attention to the italicized part of this quotation in particular. Often when we reason about what is forbidden and what is.Knut Erik Traney
A few notes on socrates and his aesthetics.  (pages 20)Rolf Ektnan
Moral rules and tautologies.  (pages 28)Justus Hartnack
Reference and meaning in religious statements.  (pages 46)Hans Hof
Gilbert Ryle on sensation.  (pages 97)Konrad Marc-Wogau
From atomism to contexts of meaning in philosophy.  (pages 122)Anders Nygren
Croce, Hegel, Avenarius.  (pages 137)Alf Nyman
Libertarianism and the Belief in Transempirical Entities, EJ Russell on Causation and Agency.  (pages 152)Harold Ofstad
The construction of theories in contemporary sociology: An orientation.  (pages 164)Bertil Pfannenstill
The kind of research I am advocating belongs to a branch of inquiry that may be called" meta-interpretation," ie a study of interpretation of texts. The prefix" meta" underlines the fact that we are not concerned with explaining conflicts between philo-sophical ideas in general. This is, for example, what marxists are. [REVIEW]  (pages 175)Hans Regnill
by Bent Schultzer.  (pages 201)Asa Relativistic & Moral Conception
Some reflections on incompatible qualities.  (pages 214)Ivar Segelberg
mean two or more people in interaction observing social norms that can be traced back to one and the same norm source (norm speaker). As the norm source pronounces norms, and by sanctions (reward or punishment) strives to build up uniform behaviour, I think the group at the the same time may be defined as a system.  (pages 219)Torgny T. Segerstedt
BIBLIOGRAPHY of Writings Published 1917—1962.  (pages 319)Gunnar Aspelin

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