Schrödinger’s Wave Function: The Field of Possibilities
The end of the nineteenth century marked the apotheosis of the mechanistic worldview. The universe appeared to be a perfect […]
The end of the nineteenth century marked the apotheosis of the mechanistic worldview. The universe appeared to be a perfect […]
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A rhetorical trick is a tool for winning a debate;a philosophical argument is a search for truth regardless of the
ContentsIntroductionOrigins: Pyrrho and Early PyrrhonismAcademic Skepticism: From Arcesilaus to CarneadesThe Roman Period and Sextus EmpiricusThe Middle Ages and the Renaissance:
Contents1. Introduction2. Historical and Theoretical Context2.1 The Origins of the StrawmanAntiquityThe MetaphorMedieval DisputationsThe Twentieth Century and PoliticsRadical Forms2.2 The Introduction
Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov is one of the greatest commanders in Russian history, a national hero whose name became synonymous with
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