This manuscript is derived from the thesis of the Corresponding Author, SH.
The good-first theory corresponds to the thesis that states of affairs are the "primary bearers" of value; the value-first theory corresponds to the alternative thesis that it is things like pleasure or goodness (or perhaps their instances) that are the "primary bearers" of value.
Theses samples correspond to: 1) leaves, apical- and medium-stem tissues (vegetative stage), 2) roots, flowers, apical inner- and outer-stem tissues, medium inner- and outer-stem tissues (flowering stage) and 3) apical inner- and outer-stem tissues, medium inner- and outer-stem tissues (green-capsule stage).
The article said that I had originated this misquotation of Levi; that it consisted of "invented, falsified, and distorted words"; and — here is the important part — that it corresponded to "a political thesis among many Jewish and non-Jewish commentators alike".
As Rawidowicz (1964, 113) and Ascheri (1964, 62) have both observed, the break with the speculative tradition that Feuerbach signals in the "Preliminary Theses" and in Principles corresponds to a notable change in his evaluation of religion.
In particular, Henry rejected Giles' thesis that more instants of angelic time can correspond to one and the same instant of sublunar time.
This project corresponds to the first author's undergraduate thesis.
MS designed the study, carried out the immunocytochemical determinations of bone marrow specimens, and coordinated the study, which corresponds to a substantial part of her doctoral thesis (Autonomous University of Barcelona).
The correspondence theory of truth is at its core an ontological thesis: a belief is true if there exists an appropriate entity a fact to which it corresponds.
Judgements are true, according to his existential thesis, because certain entities exist (or do not exist), not because certain entities "correspond" to our judgements.
