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The Ethics of Responsibility as a Comprehensive Approach: An Application to the Ethics of Technology
Introduction For more than thirty-eight years, I have taught Reformational Philosophy at Dutch state universities. Every two years, I...
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Teilhard’s Concept of Evolution
1. Introduction The concept of evolution is crucial in Teilhard’s conception of the world; it is the most central...
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A Soul in Space and Time: What Kind of Unique Self?
The soul absent from philosophy Not many people would disagree with the remark that the term ‘soul’ is not...
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The Necessity of a Non-Reductionist Science of Politics
Writing in The Journal of Politics last year, Jon R. Bond reaffirmed the long-standing hope of many political scientists...
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Fenomenolog�a y Anal�tica de la Sensibilidad: Algunos Argumentos
øQuÈ pueden significar sensaciÛn y percepciÛn? øSon utilizados ante todo como tÈrminos sinÛnimos, coextensivos? øO bien media en su...
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The Soul-Body Problem in Rosmini’s Psychology ?
1. Introduction. Antonio Rosmini is one of the greatest Italian philosophers and theologians who lived in the nineteenth century...
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The Significance of a Non-Reductionist Ontology for the Disciplines of Mathematics and Physics–an Historical and Systematic Analysis
Overall perspective The attempt to reduce what is truly unique to something else leads to the deification of something...
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Recoupling Individuality: Relational Selves and Redemptive Relationships
We must love each other or die. – W. H. Auden. The particularly toxic form that individuality has taken...
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“Person”, “Personal Property” and “Personal Act”: How to Use Philosophical Notions in Ethical Decision-Making at Terminal-Ill Patients
0. Introduction In this paper I want to address the problem of using the notion of “person” or “personhood”...
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Hermeneutics, Neuroscience and Theological Anthropology—A New Way of Talking about Human Experience
Introduction Confronted by the various advances in science and technology in the 21st century which shed new insights into...