Kant's views on psychology are intimately bound up with his more general position in the philosophy of mind.
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.
It would have to include not only an account of the connection between the right to secede and the right to recognition, but also a theory of justified intervention in support of or against secession that would cohere with a more general position on the legitimate use of force across borders.
Rather, by allowing more general clock hand positions, we can, effectively, completely reorder the set of selections after each click without demanding any extra cognitive load from the user.
Rather, the understandings have been more general: The union supports positions that would economically benefit the company (like helping it win approval to compete in new markets) with the company then weighing that benefit in its labor relations.
Or it can determine if the competency is more specific or more general according to the positions in the ontology of the corresponding knowledge components.
None of the students discussed potential energy in terms of systems or fields, although some did talk about gravitational potential energy, but only as a consequence of the object's height above the ground, rather than in more general terms of the relative positions of objects in fields.
While some noes are event-specific and others are more of a general position, loss of interest in sex has become, paradoxically, a hot topic.
In fact, his position was more general.
As Joel Feinberg points out, conflicts between perceived special obligations of position and more general duties created great tension and conflict for American abolitionist judges prior to the Civil War.
