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An unconventional painter known as much for his dramatic naturalism as for his notorious brawling, Caravaggio has come to embody both the notion of a "damned artist" and "creative genius".

Both the notion of anticipation as articulated by Rosen and Pragmatism and developed by Rorty are self-entailing, closed systems.

In doing so, the University of Tokyo Center for Philosophy has emerged as a leading voice in the reaffirmation of both the notion of "Japanese philosophy" and that of "Japanese Confucian philosophy".

(Parsons (1982) is doubtful; Zalta may be more sympathetic, since he thinks his abstract objects can model both the notion of sense (Zalta (2001)) and the idea of a fictional object).

In both cases, the judgment has a so-called 'immanent' object, given by the presentation, which is simply A. Both the notion of an object 'immanent' in a mental act, as well as, in all generality, the term 'object' in Brentano's Thesis, have an ambiguous character.

Both the notion of sentiments as having or lacking an intrinsic propriety independently of their effects, and the arguments, in Books II and IV, against reducing our interest in justice and beauty to our interest in their useful effects, are meant to counteract the utilitarian tendencies in Hume.

Buber and Scholem both rejected the notion of an essence of Judaism yet both differed on the alternative.

Both dispute the notion of loyal opposition.

Two main forms are known and both employ the notion of the world tree as centre.

But for both candidates, the notion of "responsibility" goes beyond strengthening Social Security, which they would do by different means.

A pencil balancing on its tip randomly falls in a certain direction, a droplet of water crystallizes into a snowflake shaped in one of many possible hexagonal forms -- both illustrate the notion of broken symmetry.