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Karen Ann Watson-Gegeo [États-Unis] ; David Welchman Gegeo [Nouvelle-Zélande] | Divergent Discourses: The Epistemology of Healing in an American Medical Clinic and a Kwara‘ae Village |
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Randy Sturman [États-Unis] | Extending the Boundaries of Care: Medical Ethics and Caring Practices |
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Stephen Toulmin [États-Unis] | Medical Ethics in Its American Context |
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Lawrence J. Schneiderman [États-Unis] | Defining Medical Futility and Improving Medical Care |
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Norbert Wiley [États-Unis] | The American self and the long march to legal equality |
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Steven L. Thorne [États-Unis] | Epistemology, Politics, and Ethics in Sociocultural Theory |
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Guy Axtell [États-Unis] | Felix Culpa: Luck In Ethics And Epistemology |
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Jean M. Langford [États-Unis] | Medical Mimesis: Healing Signs of a Cosmopolitan "Quack" |
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Norma Basch [États-Unis] | Making the American self: Jonathan Edwards to Abraham Lincoln |
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Jean Langford [États-Unis] | Ayurvedic Interiors: Person, Space, and Episteme in Three Medical Practices |
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A. Scott [États-Unis] | 'Considerynge the beste on every syde': ethics, empathy, and epistemology in the Franklin's Tale |
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Miriam Kahn [États-Unis] | Voyages: From Tongan Villages to American Suburbs by Cathy A. Small |
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Lynn Holt ; Bryan E. Norwood [États-Unis] | Virtuoso Epistemology |
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Nancy Staggers [États-Unis] ; Jacquelyn W. Blaz [États-Unis] | Research on nursing handoffs for medical and surgical settings: an integrative review |
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Christopher J. Preston [États-Unis] | Ethics and geoengineering: reviewing the moral issues raised by solar radiation management and carbon dioxide removal |
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Guoping Zhao [États-Unis] | THE SELF AND HUMAN FREEDOM IN FOUCAULT AND ZHUANGZI |
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Ted Poston [États-Unis] | Is There an ‘I’ in Epistemology? |
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Peter C. Hauser [États-Unis] ; Amanda O'Hearn ; Michael Mckee ; Anne Steider ; Denise Thew | Deaf epistemology: Deafhood and Deafness. |
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Renan Springer De Freitas [Brésil] ; Ricardo Pietrobon [États-Unis] | Why Care about Scientific Controversies? |
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David Christensen [États-Unis] | Disagreement as Evidence: The Epistemology of Controversy |
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Meena Khandelwal [États-Unis] | A Place at the Multicultural Table: The Development of an American Hinduism by Prema A. Kurien |
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Don Fallis [États-Unis] | Toward an epistemology of Wikipedia |
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Kristie Dotson [États-Unis] | In Search of Tanzania: Are Effective Epistemic Practices Sufficient for Just Epistemic Practices? |
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Kenneth Einar Himma ; Krystyna Grniakkocikowska [États-Unis] | From computer ethics to the ethics of global ICT society |
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Lawrence M. Wills [États-Unis] | Ascetic Theology Before Asceticism? Jewish Narratives and the Decentering of the Self |
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Sean R. Hilton [Royaume-Uni] ; Henry B. Slotnick [États-Unis] | Proto‐professionalism: how professionalisation occurs across the continuum of medical education |
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Constance Meinwald [États-Unis] | Ignorance and opinion in stoic epistemology |
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Tracey Dye [États-Unis] | American Museum/American Science: The Museum Laboratory and Its Intersubjective Production of Truth |
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Lewis R. Gordon [États-Unis] | Pan‐Africanism and African‐American Liberation in a Postmodern World: A Review Essay |
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John Finnis [États-Unis] | Natural Law and the Ethics of Discourse |
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Vern L. Bullough [États-Unis] | Hermaphrodites and the medical invention of sex |
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Timothy H. Engström [États-Unis] | Can We Be Self‐Consistent Without Assuming “Realism“: A Discussion of Lawrence E. Cahoone's The Ends of Philosophy |
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James Gilbert [États-Unis] | The opening of the American mind: Canons, culture, and history |
| 000327 (1998) |
Richard Wightman Fox [États-Unis] | Religious advocacy and American history |
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Allan Megill [États-Unis] | On the edge of the cliff: History, language, and practices |
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John P. Van Gigch [États-Unis] | Book review: The Epistemology of the Social Sciences According to Michel Foucault (1926–1984): Part XIV of ‘Design of the Modern Inquiring System’ |
| 000349 (1997) |
Willie James Jennings [États-Unis] | Wrestling with a Wounding Word: Reading the Disjointed Lines of African American Spirituality |
| 000429 (1991) |
Stevan Harrell [États-Unis] | Pluralism, performance and meaning in Taiwanese healing: A case study |
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Yedullah Kazmi [États-Unis] | On being educated in the west: The disruption in self as a narrative and authenticity and inauthenticity of self |
| 000458 (1988) |
Stephen Watson [États-Unis] | Levinas, the ethics of deconstruction, and the remainder of the sublime |
| 000459 (1988) |
Michael Kelly [États-Unis] | Gadamer and philosophical ethics |
| 000477 (1986) |
David P. Schmidt [États-Unis] | Patterns of argument in business ethics |
| 000479 (1986) |
George Mccarthy [États-Unis] | German social ethics and the return to Greek philosophy: Marx and Aristotle |
| 000491 (1984) |
Tom Rockmore [États-Unis] | On Marxian epistemology and phenomenology |
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S. J. Tambiah [États-Unis] | The cosmological and performative significance of a Thai cult of healing through meditation |
