Speaking in the early evening from the National Defense University in Washington, Mr. Obama said he had made good on his promise to limit American military involvement against Colonel Qaddafi's forces — he did not use the word "war" to describe the action — and he laid out a more general philosophy for the use of force.
While Feyerabend's notion of the incommensurability did not significantly change throughout his early writings in the philosophy of science, in his later more general philosophy, Feyerabend extended the application of the term beyond universal scientific theories.
Feminist, multiculturalist, and postmodern criticisms of education extend far beyond the issue of critical thinking, addressing much more general features of philosophy and educational theory and practice.
In this paper, we describe three such ghosts, situate them within a more general framework from philosophy of science, and then describe steps to address them.
At the beginning of the 21st century, a more general rationale for philosophy of religion should be cited: it can enhance cross-cultural dialogue.
Kant's views on psychology are intimately bound up with his more general position in the philosophy of mind.
Moreover, molecular biology has provided cases for addressing more general issues in the philosophy of science, such as reduction, explanation, extrapolation, and experimentation.
Books aimed at a more general audience (or at philosophy students), may leave out function letters, since it simplifies the syntax and theory.
In a companion paper, Gödel discusses the significance of his results for more general issues in the philosophy of time (Gödel, 1990b).
The more developed argument for this latter claim, and for the more general position in the philosophy of mind, of which it forms a part, appears at a number of places in Davidson's work.
In addition to analyzing key concepts in the field, philosophers have employed case studies from molecular biology to address more general issues in the philosophy of science, such as reduction, explanation, extrapolation, and experimentation.
