SIRI HUSTVEDT Brooklyn To the Editor: Ned Block says the term "conscious" was introduced into academic discourse by the Cambridge philosopher Ralph Cudworth in 1678.
The first of these thinkers, seeking the source of that which constitutes the basis for the equal recognition and respect for all members of the Homo sapiens species, introduced into the discourse the 'X factor' notion.
According to Hurtado, there is historical evidence that they were introduced into public discourse in the late nineteenth century by the French, who did so in order to advance their national interest in dealing with the Latin and Catholic nations of the Americas (as opposed to the Protestant and 'Anglo-Saxon' nations).
It was a model used in countries like France and until recently Turkey, but it found little support in America until it was introduced into the public discourse by Justice Hugo Black in the case of Everson v.
Hobbesian thought was introduced into Dutch political discourse by Lambert van Velthuysen, an anti-clerical, liberal physician (Tuck 1979; Blom 1995).
At the time, in the nineteen-eighties, the Machiavellian Intelligence Hypothesis (now known as the Social Brain Hypothesis) had just been introduced into anthropological and primatology discourse.
Tayama's essay on his own literary theories, "Katai bunwa" (1911; "Katai's Literary Discourses"), introduced into the critical language the term heimen byōsha ("plain description"), with which he is identified.
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Television was introduced into Spain in 1956.
Many have been introduced into North America.
