Hasil untuk "cs.ET"

John A. Robbins, D.N. Edgington

Nobumichi Shimizu

A Jambon, J.-P Carron

Hiroshi Hidaka, François Gauthier-Lafaye

J.N Smith, K.M Ellis

Marcel Volfinger

K.S Heier, S.R Taylor

L.H. Ahrens

Toshiyuki Konosu, et al. et al.

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DN Wilson

Evangelicalism at the turn of this century finds itself facing  a challenge that undermines its very validity. This challenge is generally referred to as postmodernism. Within the contemporary evangelical paradigm, the context in  which this term is generally used refers to epistemology – the structure and limitations of human self-consciousness. The gist of the popular post-modernist argument is that human consciousness always develops inductively – from the inside, outward – utilising a particular linguistic and cultural frame of reference in order to construct conceptions of reality. Human self-consciousness, as understood from this context, is therefore always ultimately, something that can only be referred to as insulated. In the light of this, human self- consciousness can have no direct access to what may be commonly referred to as, an absolute truth.

METIN BASARIR, MIKAIL ET


 
 
 We respectively denote the linear spaces of bounded double se- quences and bounded double series by M and BS and denote the usual linear spaces of convergent single series and bounded single series by cs and bs. We determine the necessary and sufficient conditions on the sequence $\mathcal{A} = (\mathcal{A}_p)$ of infinite matrices in the classes $(cs, M)$, $(bs, M)$, $(cs, BS)$ and $(bs, BS)$. 
 
 

M Ferjani, R Moakher, I Lebbène et al.

Nicolas Piqué

L’objet de cet article consiste à lire les historiens contemporains à partir des concepts de Castoriadis. Les notions de chaos et de strate permettent de penser la dynamique fondamentale et ouverte de l’histoire. Les lectures successives de divers paradigmes historiques (F. Braudel, C. Ginzburg, E. P. Thompson, l’histoire connectée) nous permettront d’en préciser la singularité, d’en cerner la portée heuristique, mais aussi d’en discuter les difficultés, qui ont trait à la question du mode de pensée de la création historique, dont Castoriadis souligne la dimension historique essentielle. Lire les historiens à partir de Castoriadis conduit à scruter les conditions d’émergence de nouvelles formes tout en participant à une lecture vivante de son oeuvre.

Philippe Desan

David Beytelmann

Nestor Capdevila

Cs. Galambos

FRANCESCO CEDRANGOLO