… way of describing our responses to cultural works “which do not assume the habit (or right
or duty) of judgment…[W] hat always needs to be understood is the specificity of the response, …

… that take place during the process of responding to surveys, affecting the way responses are
provided. Such circumstances lead to a nonrandom deviation of the answers from their true …

… the disease, but the nature of the government response. The most … of disease as restrictions
were lifted and the continued economic distress point to ten major features of state response …

… In this response to English's critique I show how he has misread, … critique of those very
same traditional-science worldviews which English uses to damn her work. English's critique is …

… The first section of this paper gives an overview of the standard modal response method
and details the loss in accuracy as a result of the modal approximation. …

… Maddox's critique of our work can be broken down into several parts. First, he states that
the "physical system" includes all of the primary sensors and the plant components. We do not …

… In Part III of this response we examine the incompleteness of their factual analysis of these
cases and the limitation of their method of sample selection for the case studies. But even if …

… ’s critique of Kwasi Wiredu’s theory of consensual democracy. I … reformulate Wiredu’s position
in the light of Eze’s objection. If I … Although this paper touches on a number of themes that …

… of all manners of living in living systems, even if some of … or distinguish them from the
perspective of our preferences. 5. … of love, that is, in relations that entail the actions of acceptance …

… The purpose of the present article is to respond to four critiques of the ICRC's Interpretive
Guidance prepared by Brigadier-General Kenneth Watkin, Professor Michael Schmitt, Air …