... their outrage in appropriate ways, yet they were seen to be irrationally sensitive to insults. They were required to defend their chastity vigorously whenever it was threatened or challenged, but they were assumed to be incapable of moral reasoning and independent moral agency. canonization corruption...

... rationality, so it cannot have anything to do with genuine moral reasoning. In her essay, Subotnik also demonstrates that structural listening is appropriate for only a small selection of musical works and styles, and it requires a larger economy of models of listening and analysis for its effectiveness...

... methods are classified as laboratory-experimental, evaluation research, statistic methods and survey research, comparative-historical analysis, case studies, counterfactual reasoning and mental experiments. These methods are treated as variations—but identical in aim—in the process of varying and holding...

...In August of 1878, Newcomb gave a major address in Saint Louis as retiring president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He called for the separation of scientific reasoning and theological arguments. This was an untenable position in the eyes of those educated Christians...

...This chapter contains an essay by D. T. Suzuki in which he discusses the manner of turning the ordinary, intellectual logic of reasoning into that of Zen. Here Suzuki explains the nature of the intellect and its relation to God. He says our concepts of time, space, and causality are the very...