Article 14 the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion / by Brems, Eva

“…Right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion…”
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Article 14 the right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion / by Brems, Eva

“…Right to freedom of thought, conscience, and religion…”
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Reason in philosophy animating ideas / by Brandom, Robert

Table of Contents: “…Animating ideas of idealism : a semantic sonata in Kant and Hegel -- Norms, selves, and concepts -- Autonomy, community, and freedom -- History, reason, and reality -- Reason and philosophy today -- Reason, expression, and the philosophic enterprise -- Philosophy and the expressive freedom of thought -- Why truth is not important in philosophy -- Three problems with the empiricist conception of concepts -- How analytic philosophy has failed cognitive science.…”
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Reason in philosophy animating ideas / by Brandom, Robert

Table of Contents: “…Animating ideas of idealism : a semantic sonata in Kant and Hegel -- Norms, selves, and concepts -- Autonomy, community, and freedom -- History, reason, and reality -- Reason and philosophy today -- Reason, expression, and the philosophic enterprise -- Philosophy and the expressive freedom of thought -- Why truth is not important in philosophy -- Three problems with the empiricist conception of concepts -- How analytic philosophy has failed cognitive science.…”
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The pleasures of memory learning to read with Charles Dickens / by Winter, Sarah

Table of Contents: “…Dickens and the pleasures of memory -- Memory's bonds: associationism and the freedom of thought -- Dickens's originality: serial fiction, celebrity, and The Pickwick Papers -- The pleasures of memory, part I: curiosity as didacticism in The Old Curiosity Shop -- The pleasures of memory, part II: epitaphic reading and cultural memory -- Learning by heart in Our Mutual Friend -- Dickens's laughter: school reading and democratic literature, 1870-1940.…”
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The pleasures of memory learning to read with Charles Dickens / by Winter, Sarah

Table of Contents: “…Dickens and the pleasures of memory -- Memory's bonds: associationism and the freedom of thought -- Dickens's originality: serial fiction, celebrity, and The Pickwick Papers -- The pleasures of memory, part I: curiosity as didacticism in The Old Curiosity Shop -- The pleasures of memory, part II: epitaphic reading and cultural memory -- Learning by heart in Our Mutual Friend -- Dickens's laughter: school reading and democratic literature, 1870-1940.…”
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Constitutional Law, Religion and Equal Liberty The Impact of Desecularization. by Tadjdini, Azin

Table of Contents: “…4.1.1 The 20th-century constitutional developments4.2 The constitutional present: the scope of equal liberty; 4.2.1 Form of government; 4.2.2 The restraining principle and the source of law provision; 4.2.3 The interpretation of the restraining principle; 4.2.4 Non-discrimination and equality provisions; 4.2.5 Institutional aspects of the adjudication of rights; 4.2.6 Constitutional amendments; 4.2.7 Constitutional rights provisions; Chapter 5 The formal regulation of freedom of thought, expression, and political participation in the Afghan, Iranian, and Iraqi constitutions; 5.1 Afghanistan…”
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Constitutional Law, Religion and Equal Liberty The Impact of Desecularization. by Tadjdini, Azin

Table of Contents: “…4.1.1 The 20th-century constitutional developments4.2 The constitutional present: the scope of equal liberty; 4.2.1 Form of government; 4.2.2 The restraining principle and the source of law provision; 4.2.3 The interpretation of the restraining principle; 4.2.4 Non-discrimination and equality provisions; 4.2.5 Institutional aspects of the adjudication of rights; 4.2.6 Constitutional amendments; 4.2.7 Constitutional rights provisions; Chapter 5 The formal regulation of freedom of thought, expression, and political participation in the Afghan, Iranian, and Iraqi constitutions; 5.1 Afghanistan…”
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