While familiar theories about US involvement in the political unrest do the rounds in Port-au-Prince, from the markets to the smart bars and restaurants of Pétionville, one man takes an even longer view of Haiti's troubles.
They offer mostly familiar theories: the spiritual anomie of post-reunification Germany, which creates a hunger for some sort of fulfillment; the failure of traditional religion to inspire; even a reaction to the rise of Islam in Europe, where Muslims are building mosques next to cathedrals.
Historical accounts of how such individuals fared in a particular society and a particular era are informed by familiar theories about the political function of social roles, applied to the status to which disabled people in that historical period were assigned.
Application: You will be given a problem or scenario and asked to solve it using familiar theories and practices of green buildings and LEED codes.
Like the liar paradox (e.g., 'this sentence is false') and Russell's paradox, Curry's paradox challenges familiar naive theories, including naive truth theory (unrestricted T-schema) and naive set theory (unrestricted axiom of abstraction), respectively.
Critics have said subpar teaching programs too often hamper school systems, churning out graduates familiar with theory but lacking in practical classroom skills.
Universalizable egoism is another familiar teleological theory.
Bodies of this type are already possible in the familiar Newtonian theory of gravity.
