10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VALUATIONALLY»
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The core of the this proof shows that for every valuation v any pair of formulas A,
B, have a valuationally local or v-dependent conjunction To get some feel for the
general situation, we conclude with an exercise which steps outside of the ...
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Administrative Behavior, 4th Edition
If cost is measured in money terms, then the wages of employees cannot be
considered as a valuationally neutral element, but must be included among the
values to be appraised in the decision. 2. The work pace of workers cannot be ...
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Grounds of Literary Criticism
Or is it perhaps just a matter of acquiring a more radical theory to replace what
has become too familiar and therefore unexciting? Genuine conversion does not
result from the acknowledgment of previously unnoticed valuationally neutral
facts ...
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Rationality, Rules, and Ideals: Critical Essays on Bernard ...
Is. the. Theory. Valuationally. Hybrid? So far in this section, I have suggested that
Gert's concept of rational action simpliciter is not unqualifiedly egoistic, though
his concept of prima facie irrational action is. Similarly, I have suggested that his ...
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, Robert Audi, 2002
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Public Sector Management: Theory, Critique and Practice
as we have seen, the activity itself is usually considered as valuationally neutral.
This leads to the isolation of two values: (1) the positive values expressed as '
results'; and (2) the negative values, or opportunity costs, expressed in terms of
time ...
David McKevitt, Alan Lawton, 1994
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The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl
But a passively constituted outstandingness which, in addition to being doxically
posited, is thus valuationally posited, exerts a stimulus upon the ego, prompting
him to advert to it not only doxically but also valuationally, to “live in” a “valuing” ...
Dorion Cairns, Lester Embree, 2012
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Rationality and the Good : Critical Essays on the Ethics and ...
Consider a pause in musical work: experienced in itself, it may be aesthetically
empty but, as part of the overall musical experience, valuationally important. Or
take Shelley's wonderful lines about Ozymandias, a king who vaingloriously
sought ...
Mark Timmons Professor of Philosophy University of Arizona, John Greco Lenard and Elizabeth Eslick Chair in Ethics University of Notre Dame, Alfred R. Mele William H. and Lucyle Werkmeister Professor of Philosophy Florida State University, 2007
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Identification and Character: A Book on Psychological ...
One should assume that he did valuationally choose them for himself. The choice
just wasn't a fully conscious one. One has to assume that the individual uses
these traits as his standard of the good but isn't aware that he is doing so. He isn't
...
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Knowing and Value: Toward a Constructive Postmodern Epistemology
... reappear in a modern version when in the next chapter we reach Rene
Descartes, by whom it is used to ground a whole system. For Augustine the
argument was used in a simpler way, philosophically, and in a different spirit,
valuationally.
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Eco-Phenomenology: Back to the Earth Itself
Nevertheless, as used here, “encountering” has an extremely broad signification
whereby one can not only valuationally and volitionally encounter various objects
but also encounter oneself and one's groups as well as others and theirs, ...
Charles S. Brown, Ted Toadvine, 2012
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VALUATIONALLY»
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Kejriwal, the name which stirs political imagination of India
Let the aam aadmi elect valuationally khaas MPs. Do appreciate the value of our institutions, Constitutional institutions. They have been put in place by the best ... «Hindustan Times, Jan 14»
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Fascism comforts the sloth of mind, the slow of thought, the valuationally sluggish. Fascism excites the timid, the languid and the bored. And so we are seeing ... «Calcutta Telegraph, Aug 13»
