Thus, if the cognitivist theory of emotions were correct, there would be no fundamental differences between cognitive and emotional theories of blame.
"And there's no fundamental difference between that event and the spy plane incident," he added.
"There was another article I was reading in the Guardian," he says, with a grin, "about a year ago that declared there was no fundamental difference between men and women.
In "The Descent of Man," Darwin contended that "there is no fundamental difference between man and the higher mammals in mental faculties".
Charles Darwin once wrote that there is "no fundamental difference between man and the higher mammals in their mental faculties," and while psychologists are still very much in debate over this, Panksepp believes that the ability to feel both joy and sadness is one of the fundamental tools for life which probably exists throughout the animal kingdom.
This camp, in contrast to the former camp, attempts to honor the idea that there is no fundamental difference between the activity of God in creation and the activity of God in conservation.
Indeed, Wundt insists, much in the spirit of Hume, that there is no fundamental difference in kind between the ideas arising directly from perception and "memory images" (Wundt, 1912).
The implication of this work is that there is no fundamental difference between the fatigue limit of an uncracked body for which crack initiation is necessary and that of a body which already contains a crack.
In this regard, many authors have pointed out that there is no fundamental difference between unconscious selection and natural selection (e.g., Darlington 1969; Heiser 1988; Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007).
Stand species richness was closely related to the total numbers of individuals captured (abundance) and as a result was also highest in group selection stands, but there was no fundamental difference in hoverfly diversity (H') between stand types or silvicultural systems.
