Dr. Dawson is not the first to survey theories about Mozart's death.
Section 2 surveys theories that aim to characterize causation in terms of probability-raising.
The second part, Sections 3 and 4, surveys theories of ability that have been defended in the philosophical literature.
This chapter surveys theories of categorization and reasoning in cognitive science that have been implemented and tested in computer systems.
The term psycholinguistics was coined in the 1940s and came into more general use after the publication of Charles E. Osgood and Thomas A. Sebeok's Psycholinguistics: A Survey of Theory and Research Problems (1954), which reported the proceedings of a seminar sponsored in the United States by the Social Science Research Council's Committee on Linguistics and Psychology.
In this article, we survey the theory and evidence linking fluctuations in energy prices to those in aggregate economic activity.
Concept mapping has been used in a variety of subjects; for example, education, children and youth, health promotion, (mental) health and care and the arts, as well as for a variety of purposes; for example, planning, evaluation, survey design, theory building, translating research into practice, curriculum development and (quality) management.
The above survey divides theories of promissory obligation along the lines of the underlying moral theory, and this is a useful taxonomical approach given that promissory obligations are to be explained as a type of moral obligation.
The purpose of Benjamin Alpers' timely book, "Dictators, Democracy, and American Public Culture" (North Carolina; $19.95), is to enumerate, by surveying political theory, journalism, and popular culture from the nineteen-twenties through the nineteen-fifties, the various uses to which some of these terms have been put.
Given their prominence and unity, it is natural to begin our survey of theories of ability with them.
