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Why ‘Common Sense’ Matters in Philosophy?

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‘Common sense’ is a notion that philosophers seem unable to work without. They have used it for a variety of purposes. Some use it...
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Hospital and Emergency Visits

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Obviously, most people don’t plan to visit the ED—and, once there, they don’t have much control over and, once there, they don’t have much...
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Global

Characteristics Of The Celebrity Founders

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In this article, we set out how the people attending the Trump summit constitute what we term a ‘patriarchal network.’ Much of the interest...
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History

Narrating The Nation: Historiography and Other Genres of Arts and Media

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Nation is narration The stories we tell each other about our national belonging and being constitute the nation. These stories change over time and...
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History

Narrating The Nation: National Histories as a Prospects for Critique and Narrative

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A classic national history narrates the formation and progress of a nation-state as a reflection of principles such as a national character, liberty, progress...
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Culture

Narrating The Nation: ‘scientific’ History Between Myth-making And Myth-breaking

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In December 1985 William McNeill presented a paper to the American Historical Association’s annual meeting. At the time McNeill, who had earned his fame...
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Culture

Assyrian History: The Fall of the Empire

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As is often the case in imperial history, the expansion of the Assyrian Empire actually coincides with its downfall. Starting with the rise of...
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