Her thesis concluded that this more tactile approach to learning suited the children's learning styles greater than a more passive approach.
However, Christopher Peacocke offers an argument against the autonomy thesis; concluding that "… nonconceptual content is not a level whose nature is completely explicable without reference to conceptual contents … At the most basic level, conceptual and nonconceptual content must be elucidated simultaneously" (Peacocke 1992, pp. 90 91).
Instead, many theses conclude with recommendations for the implementation of legislation or the resourcing of government labs and agencies that would extend, in time and space, through monitoring, regulation and public information, what thésards were able to achieve on a small scale.
Clearly enough, one who accepts both these theses must conclude that the Separation Thesis is fundamentally flawed.
Another might be called the populist thesis: investors conclude that Congress isn't acting in the public interest, the professors write, but "rather in the service of powerful financial and economic incumbents," and this is most obvious when Congress meets.
Because we nowhere assumed the thesis of direct reference or relied on any substitution principle seemingly entailed by the thesis of direct reference, Kripke concludes that simply denying the thesis of direct reference is not sufficient for solving the original Frege puzzle.
Frondizi's commitment to that thesis is explicit: he concludes that based on the evidence, only 10% of philosophy 'as such' in Latin America is original.
Mr. Ancier said Mr. Levin, whose father was a top movie-marketing executive for Disney, Sony and MGM, impressed him with a college thesis that presciently concluded that an increased number of channels through cable would force networks to target niches.
She concludes that the credit thesis is false.
As this is absurd, McKinsey concludes that the privileged access thesis or semantic externalism must be false.
