Philolaus is one of twenty thinkers whose views on the causes of disease are presented in the papyrus, and the relatively detailed presentation of Philolaus' views suggests that Meno had access to his book.
I share neither Fox's views on the causes nor his suggestions on the solution.
The volunteers also asked authors to rate their own views on the causes of climate change, in another departure from Oreskes's methods.
Last week, she urged him to engage in a series of debates and excoriated his links to a group with unorthodox views on the causes of AIDS.
Heartbreaking stories of families who have lost loved ones alternate with the voices of experts from academia, law enforcement and politics who give their views on the causes of the crisis.
Moeen Ali was told by the match referee that while he is free to express his views on such causes away from the cricket field, he is not permitted to wear the wristbands on the field of play and warned not to wear the bands again during an international match".
The HIV-positive activist founded the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) 10 years ago as a direct challenge to Thabo Mbeki's outlandish views on the causes of Aids and refusal to provide conventional treatment through the public health service despite South Africa having one of the highest HIV infection rates in the world.
In a five-page letter to President Clinton last month, South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki, argued that his country had to chart its own course in dealing with AIDS, including consulting those who challenged prevailing views on the causes and treatments of the disease.
By the end of this year about 225,000 patients will be receiving anti-retroviral drugs, well short of the plan's target of 380,000 by 2005-06.Mr Mbeki's unorthodox views on the causes and cures of HIV/AIDS undoubtedly have something to do with his agenda of finding African solutions (rather than expensive Western ones) to Africa's problems, of which more later.
The researchers stressed the importance of teachers monitoring students' beliefs, and also directly intervening to change views on the causes of success or failure.
