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Thinking, Freedom, And Intersubjectivity In The Philosophy Of Merleau-Ponty., Thomas W. King

Philosophy ETDs

Merleau-Ponty claims to have! overcome the traditional philosophical problem of the dualism of the body and the mind by describing their unity in an ambiguous "body-subject." However, it is easily demonstrated that in addition to the "body-subject11 or "pre-reflexive consciousness" Merleau-Ponty must and does allow a true and separate reflexive consciousness. It is just this reflexive consciousness, "mind," which must be reunited with the body, "body-subject," in order to overcome the dualism. Merleau-Ponty has only added a kind of subjectivity to the body, he has not united the traditional senses of "body" and "mind," both of which he must allow. …

The Noisy Conflict Of Half-Truths, Doris C. Meyers

Honorees for Teaching Excellence

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The Multiplicity And Individuality Of Intellects: A Re-Examination Of St. Thomas' Reaction To Averroes, Howard P. Kainz

Philosophy Faculty Research and Publications

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Husserl's Idea Of Phenomenology, Richard Allan Berg

Master's Theses

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A Historical Survey Of The Relevance Of Music In Man's Philosophy, Annette R. Arnold

All Master's Theses

Some concern with music in relation to man's well-being has been evidenced throughout history. Many philosophers have acknowledged that man's ethical and emotional well-being could be influenced by music. On the other hand, other philosophers have asserted that music had no meaning outside itself and therefore could have no significant impact on man. Some philosophers went further by contemplating the sociological implications of music as it relates to man's concept of self and his cognitive reality. This study is the outgrowth of a response to Nietzsche's cormient that "Life without music would be a mistake" (Nietzsche 81 :6 Vol. 16). …

Man's Transcendence In The Wisdom Of The Sands By Antoine De Saint-Exupery, William F. Briel

Master's Theses

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Beliefs About Death And Immortality Observed By Opinion Scaling In Students At Two Midwestern Catholic Medical Schools, Jean Frances Gagan

Master's Theses

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History, Society, And The Person: The Thought Of Don Luigi Sturzo, R. Eugene Mellican

Dissertations

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The Midwest Quarterly; Vol. 12 No. 1, Robert R. Sullivan, David S. Lindsay, Lynne B. Iglitzin, Billy G. Gunter, Forest K. Davis, James Binney, Howard Mckinley Corning, Robert Lax, Leonard Gilley, Donald Junkins, Carl Cary, Tom O'Leary, William Virgil Davis, Stuart Friebert, William Sayres, Jeddie Smith, Richard Amorosi, Midwest Quarterly Editors

The Midwest Quarterly: A Journal of Contemporary Thought

in this issue. . .

THE MIDWEST QUARTERLY begins this twelfth year with its longest, weightiest, and, we believe, strongest issue. In range we move from detente in Europe to violence on the home front, from the financing of political campaigns to the manipulations of door-to-door selling, from the waning of "existentialism" to the relevance of Ralph Waldo Emerson. In order of appearance our authors are ROBERT R. SULLIVAN, Queens College, New York; DAVID LINDSAY, Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg; LYNNE B. IGLITZIN, University of Washington, Seattle; BILLY G. GUNTER, University of South Florida, Tampa; FOREST K. DAVIS, Wilberforce University, …

A Study Of Group Conflict Within A Two-Community Setting, Virgil Highsmith

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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The Effects Of Ucs Duration And Ucs Intensity On The Magnitude Of Conditioned Fear, Robert A. Ensalaco

All-Inclusive List of Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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The Effects Of Two Types Of Reinforcement On The Verbal Behavior Of Children As A Function Of Selected Personality Variables, Jane Eldred

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A Comparison Of The Sex Knowledge Of Indiana State University Undergraduate Students, Richard William Fitzpatrick

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Risd Paper March 2, 1970, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

This student-run weekly newspaper was known simply as R.I.S.D., or RISD Paper. The RISD Paper ran through the late 1960s and into the 1970s. The issue of March 2, 1970 included a letter from Barry Kirschenbaum, art history faculty at EHP in Rome. There was a small article about Operation Pilgrimage which was a weekend of classes and activities for students to visit RISD. Also included were letters to the editor, a recipe, a poem and a calendar of events for RISD students.

Review Of: Intentionality And The Problem Of The Unconscious, Albert Borgmann

Philosophy Faculty Publications

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The Common Sense Philosophy Of G. E. Moore, Mark A. Phillips

Master's Theses

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Prolegomenon To A Neo-Kantian Student Heuristic, John W. Nageley Iii

All Master's Theses

The author attempts an in-depth study of Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason in order to prepare a text for college students in composition courses. It was to be a text designed to help students come to terms with some of the more perplexing problems of man's intellectual life by providing them with the means for understanding the structure of thought. As it stands now, though, this is a prolegomen to that text. It contains the essential theory for the text, but lacks sufficient examples to make it readily accessible to the student, and it lacks the exercises needed to …

A Study Of Staff-Inmate Social Distance Seen As A Function Of Contiguity In Two Correctional Settings, John Rhodes Mccune

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Religious Transcendence: Some Criteria, Norman L. Geisler

Dissertations

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On The Antecedents Of Aristotle's Bipartite Psychology, William W. Fortenbaugh

The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter

This paper will be concerned with the antecedents of Aristotle's bipartite or moral psychology. It will consider two common theses: 1) Aristotle's bipartite psychology is in origin a popular psychology already present (if not clearly formulated) in Euripides' Medea; 2) Aristotle's bipartite psychology developed out of tripartition by collapsing together the two lower elements of tripartition. Roughly, I shall be affirming the first and rejecting the second thesis. In both cases I hope to develop and make more precise the origins of Aristotle's bipartite psychology.

Physicalism And Humanism, Robert Sheehan

Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science

In recent years philosophers have been discussing the pros and cons of the "Identity Hypothesis" of Herbert Feig! (Feig!, 1958). The Identity Hypothesis holds that feelings, expressed or described in phenomenalist language, are identical to brain states as described by rapidly developing neural science. The discussions abound with Ockham's Razor, attacks on and defenses of emergentism, and appeals to Turing Machines as analogues (Hook, 1960).

This paper does not propose to enter that particular dispute, although the author believes the Identity theorists have made the better case thus far. Rather, it is here proposed ,to widen the frame of reference …

A Lecture Series On An Analytic Interpretation Of Husserl's Phenomenolgy, Ellen S. Saslaw

Senior Scholar Papers

The nature of this project had changed a good deal since it began. Since the changes in its form are largely reflections of the problem dealt with, it should be of some value to recount them here. In the beginning, the project was to be a comparison between phenomenology and existentialism, and contemporary analytic philosophy, The purpose of the comparison was to find common views between the two schools which have been thought to be conceptually opposite. The school of phenomenology, which is the philosophic theory used by the more literary existentialists. Research then, was centered on Husserl, who is …

A Guide To 'Under The Volcano', Gladys Marie Andersen

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Readers both before and after the publication of Malcolm Lowry's Under the Volcano frequently misunderstood Lowry's Method and consequently oversimplified His Beaning, Judging the novel to be over- written and carelessly constructed, they suggested cute or revisions. close reading, however, vindicates teary, who Insisted that extreme care had gone into his multi-leveled hovel and that any substantial deletions or modifications would bare the overall plan of his work.

Listing Of The 1969-1970 Sagp Content, Society For Ancient Greek Philosophy

The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter

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Blockprint September 31, 1968, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Blockprint was a student magazine published throughout the 1950s-60s. The September 31 [sic], 1968 issue features articles on an exhibition of Jazz Age caracaturists at the RISD Museum, Robert Rimmer's new book "Rebellion of Yale Marratt," a Stone Ponies press conference, a meeting of the RISD Students for Peace and Freedom, a vigil at Brown, an upcoming Antiques Expo in Pawtucket, music news, and other events and notices.

Blockprint September 16, 1968, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Blockprint was a student magazine published throughout the 1950s-60s. The September 16, 1968 issue features articles on an address by Dean Donald Lay on the state of RISD, civil strife in Chicago, advocacy for Eugene McCarthy's Presidential bid, RISD Film Society, GRE testing, graduate study grants, a record review, a Chicago meeting of the Student Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, and other events and notices.

"Historical Roots Of The Death Of God", Thomas J.J. Altizer

Special Collections: Oregon Public Speakers

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Blockprint April 2, 1968, Students Of Risd, Risd Archives

All Student Newspapers

Blockprint was a student newspaper published throughout the 1950s-60s. The April 2, 1968 issue features articles on the "March of Humanity" mural in Mexico City, a faculty statement supporting students who protest the Vietnam war, the Peace Corps and draft deferments, a new music group "The Rotary Connection," a photography exhibit sponsored by the Camera Club of Providence College, a "Yip-In" demonstration by Alan Ginsberg at Grand Central Station gone awry, a Dada and surrealism exhibit at MoMA, and the Student-Faculty committee, along with other opinion pieces, editorials, and creative writing.

A Dialogue With Barth: The Problem Of Natural Theology, The Problem Of Natural Theology, The Natural Knowledge Of God As A Transcendental Condition Of Faith, Gerard Farley

Philosophy Faculty Publications

My Translation of these excerpts from Father Henri Bouillard's study of Karl Barth's Theology (Paris: Aubier, Editions Montaigne, 1957) first appeared in the Spring, 1968 issue of Cross Currents.

"Nonviolence: A Tactic And Philosophy For Social Change", David Mcreynolds

Special Collections: Oregon Public Speakers

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