If so, are these concepts deployed in attempts to solve novel problems?
Korsgaard points to an assumption she believes that realists and antirealists share and that constructivists reject, namely, that the primary function of concepts deployed in judgments that can be true or false is to represent things as they are, so if normative judgments are true, they must represent something real out there in the world.
There are two important concepts deployed in this notion.
On this narrow reading Plato would have to offer an account of ordinary thought and talk, i.e., an account of concept acquisition and application, which claims that the concepts so deployed by most of us are derived from ordinary particulars and acquired through our conversations with one another and our sense-perceptions and beliefs about physical objects.
There can be such a consensus because 'chance' is not a technical term, but is rather an ordinary concept deployed in fairly familiar situations (games of chance, complicated and unpredictable scenarios, large ensembles of similar events, etc).
More seriously, the concepts Rosenfeld deploys to pull these very varied phenomena together are not really adequate to the task.
California-based Bank of America, then the largest bank in the world, had earlier pioneered the concept of deploying branch offices of the parent bank in many locations.
It is unknown how much of an influence Carpenter had on Sheridan on the concept of deploying Union cavalry to become more effective and independent in roles such as long-range raids.
Today the same concept is deployed in Denmark and England, where one of the eMarketplace research projects is now turning more commercial.
To demonstrate the concept, sensors are deployed along a taxiway in Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing, China.
