It's an insider's view, a portrait of Los Angeles in a series of discrete mirrors: a city, as it ever was, in the process of becoming, making coherence out of chaos, ineluctable and revealing at once.
Hence, researchers pursuing this line of defense ultimately run the risk of trivializing the debate by making coherence truth conducive by definition (cf. Schubert 2012b).
Making Coherence Work for Children, UNICEF's Commitment to UN Coherence.
"UNICEF is strongly committed to United Nations coherence," Ms. Pakkala said, citing a position paper entitled, 'Making Coherence Work for Children'.
Raz points out that while coherence accounts of justified belief take each person's belief set as their 'base' or as that which is to be made coherent, coherence accounts of law cannot be person-relative in this way, on pain of failing to offer an account which is in touch with the concrete reality of law in the jurisdiction under consideration.
The next issues to consider are (1) what is to be made coherent in coherence accounts of legal reasoning, and (2) what role coherence plays in explaining or justifying judicial decisions on such accounts.
Regarding the question of what is to be made coherent in coherence accounts of legal reasoning, Raz 1994a contends that coherence accounts, when applied to law, require a 'base' or something which is to be made coherent, which differs in character in some crucial respects from the sort of base which features in coherence accounts in other areas of philosophy.
NPT has four core constructs which are all seen as essential for new working practices to become a natural part of daily work: coherence (making tasks meaningful and understandable), cognitive participation (building commitment and engagement), collective action (efforts and resources invested to make the intervention function), and reflexive monitoring (assessment of benefit).
Each participant had to make a coherence judgment for 150 fragmented and 75 scrambled line drawings.
