Yet this would be merely to dissolve the problems, and Noë welcomes Nagel's book as a challenge to go further.
(3) Calculi, or syntactic systems, on the model of mathematical logic, have been developed by several 20th-century analytic philosophers, among them Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and Rudolf Carnap, to represent and to explicate philosophical systems, as well as to solve and to dissolve metaphysical problems.
In this way the theory of descriptions has been viewed as a paradigm of philosophical analysis of this "therapeutic" sort that seeks to dissolve logical problems.
Presentism seems to dissolve the problem of change: since only the overripe banana is present, its unripe state does not exist, so there's nothing to worry about.
Laycock attempts to dissolve the problem by attacking what led to it, viz., that all reference is singular reference, and mass reference is reference to singular sums (which have all of their parts essentially).
Such an approach not only allows room for different theories of intentionality, but also includes attempts to dissolve the problem, either by dismissing the phenomenon entirely or by denying that there is any genuine difficulty involved.
To dissolve this problem, most of the GPs are willing to take responsibility to create a safe environment in which the evidence-based story can be taught to the patient, for example by searching for evidence together through an evidence-based internet approach during consultation.
The hospitals' serious money problems present obstacles to dissolving the financial ties that still bind them, and officials say a final division probably remains years away.
The photographer Henri CartriedBresson toiedissolvesolve the tense problem years before.
"It is very difficult now for the government to look good and maintain this image as a pro-democracy government which wants to dissolve the Kurdish problem peacefully and enter the E.U. and strengthen democracy".
