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Yet both Arabs and the U.S. — indeed the West more generally — see Islam through the prism of Middle East politics, Al Qaeda and Iraq.

More generally, see Hess and Ostrom (2011) on knowledge commons.

On Kant's account of science more generally, see Wartenberg 1992, Buchdahl 1992, and Friedman, 1992b & 2013.

This claim is associated with quantum holism and holism more generally (see Horgan and Potrc 2000 and 2002).

(See also the chapters in part V of Gracyk & Kania 2011; on hybrid art forms more generally, see Levinson 1984).

For important work on epistemology and prejudice more generally, see Haslanger (2000), Fricker (2007), Anderson (2012), and Begby (2013).

He is more generally seen as a rather folksy and avuncular figure whose tales of life in his fictional Minnesota home town, Lake Wobegon, have provided a soothingly wry view of life in small-town America.

Descartes made mention of such views, and more generally saw the imagination as an important tool for managing the emotions: picturing things in the imagination could have affective results, so manipulating the imagination is an effective way of controlling our emotions and their effects.

Unlike PTEN, Ci-VSP is permanently anchored to the bilayer via an N-terminal voltage-sensor (VS) domain, more generally seen in voltage-gated potassium, sodium, and related ion channels.

Those with an internal locus of control also tend to set more challenging goals, persist in the face of adversity, experience less job stress, and be more successful generally (see Ng et al. 2006; Wang et al. 2010).

But more important, they generally see quality improve, cycle times decrease, productivity jump and sales in developing countries expand.