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It coheres with the "lived-in", defiantly unglamorous ambience of the drama.
Coherentism, Theory of truth according to which a belief is true just in case, or to the extent that, it coheres with a system of other beliefs.
What's of particular interest regarding the Sight and Sound list — and where it coheres with my own, despite the lack of overlap of particular titles — is its Franco-centrism (apart, of course, from Thomson's magnum opus).
A belief is true to the degree that it coheres with other beliefs.
Coherentists hold that it, like any other sentence, is true because it coheres with a system of beliefs.
Levenbook 1984 contends that it is a necessary condition for a judicial decision to be legally justified that it coheres with some part of the established law.
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An individual belief in such a system is true if it sufficiently coheres with, or makes rational sense within, enough other beliefs; alternatively, a belief system is true if it is sufficiently internally coherent.
Readers are far more likely to find favor with Locke's philosophy given that it coheres much better with their current beliefs (see Nelson 2007 for more on this general theme).
It is very arguable that the "propositional" common coding theory of memory is more elegant and parsimonious than Dual Coding Theory; certainly it coheres more readily with the broadly computational conception to the mind that remains dominant in cognitive science.
Instead, a moral belief is supposed to be justified because it coheres in some way with a body of beliefs that is coherent in some way.
In general, its chronology coheres with that of I Maccabees.
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