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Soul as Attunement: An Analogy or a Model?ir to the heurisic value of the model. I offer a version of Simmias’ position which avoids Plato’s criticisms, and show that although Simmias’ position requires substance physicalism, it does not require moral naturalism.

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From Gases and Liquids to Fluids: The Formation of New Concepts during the Development of Theories oars. Ever since the experiments of Thomas Andrews in the 1860’s where it was shown that the transition from the liquid state to the gaseous state is continuous, there were attempts to develop a theory of liguids based on the newly established kinetic theory of gases, and more specifically on Clausius’s virial theorem.

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A Matter of Order: ,n be performed in a relatively short period. Controversies are disputes over theoretical issues, methodological questions, and not infrequently, philosophical positions. It is in this respect that controversies are also a quite suggestive probe into the conceptual framework of the various researches.

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The Role of Observation in Plato’s Conception of Astronomyassage, properly understood, permits us to recognize the positive impetus Plato gave to mathematical astronomy without requiring us to whitewash the anti-empirical strain in his whole philosophy which shows up as strongly in this passage as anywhere in his work.

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