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  1. Tolga Guven & Gurkan Sert (2010). Advance Directives in Turkey's Cultural Context: Examining the Potential Benefits for the Implementation of Patient Rights. Bioethics 24 (3):127-133.score: 120.0
    Advance directives are not a part of the healthcare service in Turkey. This may be related with the fact that paternalism is common among the healthcare professionals in the country, and patients are not yet integrated in the decision-making process adequately. However, starting from the enactment of the Regulation of Patient Rights in 1998, this situation started to change. While the paternalist tradition still appears to be strong in Turkey, the Ministry of Health has been taking concrete measures in the (...)
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  2. Ramazan Kaynak & Tuba Sert (2012). The Impact of Service Supplier's Unethical Behavior to Buyer's Satisfaction: An Empirical Study. Journal of Business Ethics 109 (2):219-226.score: 30.0
    In today’s marketing conditions, it becomes really vital for companies to establish an appropriate relationship with suppliers and salesperson based on ethical values in order to survive. Besides, ensuring an effective relationship between the parties would contribute to increase buyer satisfaction along with economic and social satisfaction. In this study, the direct effects of suppliers’ and salespersons’ unethical behaviors on buyer satisfaction, and the moderator effect of communication between buyer–supplier relationships are examined. The results of the study have revealed that (...)
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  3. S. Gorkey, T. Guven & G. Sert (2012). Towards a Specific Approach to Education in Dental Ethics: A Proposal for Organising the Topics of Biomedical Ethics for Dental Education. Journal of Medical Ethics 38 (1):60-63.score: 30.0
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  4. Scott William Hoefle (1999). Religious World-View and Environment in the Sert O of North-East Brazil. Philosophy and Geography 2 (1):55 – 79.score: 12.0
    The importance of religious cosmology for environmental ethics is explored in a case-study of enchanted and disenchanted world-views in the Sert o of North-east Brazil. Popular Catholicism is shown to have retained an enchanted world-view of humans interacting with saints, souls and animist spirits. In order to differentiate themselves from Catholics, evangelical Protestants pursue a disenchanted view of the natural environment but hold a highly supernatural view of human society. Afro-Brazilian cult members are Catholics who graft an enchanted view (...)
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  5. Raymond Boudon (forthcoming). Grand Article: À Quoi Sert la Sociologie ? Cités.score: 9.0
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  6. Rebecca Hanrahan (2005). Epistemology and Possibility. Dialogue 44 (4):627-652.score: 3.0
    ABSTRACT: Recently the discussion surrounding the conceivability thesis has been less about the link between conceivability and possibility per se and more about the requirements of a successful physicalist program. But before entering this debate it is necessary to consider whether conceivability provides us with even prima facie justification for our modal beliefs. I argue that two methods of conceiving—imagining that p and telling a story about p—can provide us with such justification, but only if certain requirements are met. To (...)
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  7. Jean-Pierre Schachter (2005). Descartes, Divine Veracity, and Moral Certainty. Dialogue 44 (1):15-40.score: 3.0
    This article explores the relation between Descartes’s appeal to God’s veracity and his connected notions of “metaphysical” and “moral” certainty. I do this by showing their roles in his proof of the external world, his position on other minds, and his position on the “beast-machine.” Descartes uses God’s veracity in the first proof, but not in the second or third. I suggest that the reason for this is that extending his appeal to God to other minds would have placed his (...)
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  8. Paul E. Nahme (2012). The Jews as a Chosen People: Tradition and Transformation. Philosophy East and West 62 (1):139-144.score: 3.0
    S. Leyla Gürkan’s The Jews as a Chosen People: Tradition and Transformation is a bold attempt to trace the concept of the election of Israel from its Biblical and early Rabbinic development to the early modern and post-holocaust periods. Written as the history of an idea, the common thread tying the work together is the account and analysis of how this single, sometimes thorny, question of “chosenness” has animated Jewish conceptions of identity throughout its history. The author’s focus on this (...)
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  9. Kristell Trego (2008). La subsistence des existants. La contribution de Jean Scot Érigène à la constitution d'un vocabulaire latin de l'être. Chôra 6:143-179.score: 3.0
    S'il reprend des thèmes chers à la patristique, Érigène adapte ces notions théologiques afin de penser non plus tant l'être divin, que l'être créé, en sa condition même de créature. Ainsi Érigène reconnaît-il aux êtres créés, qu'il nomme «existants» (existentia), une subsistence qui, si elle se fonde dans l'essence divine, s'en distingue toutefois.Quoi qu'il en soit du contexte néoplatonicien dans lequel intervient le terme subsistence (utilisé notamment pour traduire l'huparxis du Ps-Denys ou de Maxime le Confesseur), l'on ne saurait le (...)
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  10. Sonja Weiss (2007). The Motif of Self-Contemplation in Water or in a Mirror in the Enneads and Related Creation Myths. Chôra 5:79-96.score: 3.0
    L'article compare le motif de la contemplation de sa propre image dans une surface réfléchissante chez Plotin avec des motifs semblables que l'on trouvenon seulement dans les récits mythologiques, mais aussi dans les doctrines cosmologiques des systèmes philosophiques, gnostiques surtout, qui sont à la fois proches de Plotin et concurrent, à l'égard de la philosophie plotinienne. En même temps, en analysant deux métaphores mythologiques, dont une se sert du motif de la réflexion dans le miroir (le mythe orphique du (...)
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  11. Christine Clavien (2010). Je T'aide Moi Non Plus: Biologique, Comportemental Ou Psychologique, l'Altruisme Dans Tous Ses États. Vuibert.score: 3.0
    « Je t’aime moi non plus », le titre de la fameuse chanson de Gainsbourg reflète de manière exquise ce que la vie a de beau et d’amer à la fois. A défaut de traiter d’amour, cet ouvrage analyse les méandres de l’aide à sens unique. L’altruisme, ce comportement de don sans attente de retour de service, est abordé ici de manière scientifique et philosophique plutôt que poétique et littéraire. Un objectif est d’en traquer les mécanismes sous-jacents, ceux qui échappent (...)
     
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  12. Gürkan Ergen (2011). Erziehung Als Interaktion Und Kommunikation Auf der Grundlage von Liebe. In Elmar Drieschner & Detlef Gaus (eds.), Liebe in Zeiten Pädagogischer Professionalisierung. Vs Verlag.score: 3.0
     
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  13. Golfo Maggini (1998). Le “style de l'homme à venir”. Symposium 2 (2):191-210.score: 3.0
    Dans notre article, nous nous proposons d’étudier la désignation de la pensée du commencement-initial par Heidegger comme “le style de I’etre-homme à venir’ dans ses Contributions à la Philosophie (1936-1938). Nous traitons le rapport du “style” à l’historialité de la pensée et en particulier à la tonalité affective fondamentale de la retenue. Par la suite, nous soulevons la question du style dans l’art en retraçant l’origine du “style de la pensée initiale” dans la critique heideggérienne de l’esthétique et de safondation (...)
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  14. Brian Schroeder (1997). Reversibility and Irreversibility. Symposium 1 (1):65-79.score: 3.0
    The philosophy of Maurice Merleau-Ponty serves both as a ground and a site of departure for Levinas’ thinking. This essay takes up their relationship, with particular regard to the question of whether Merleau-Ponty’s later shift from phenomenology to ontology brings him under Levinas’ critique of ontology as a totalizing philosophy of power that ultimately either denies or negates the radical alterity of the other. Both thinkers are engaged in reconceiving the intersubjective relation, and focus much of their analyses on the (...)
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  15. Anca Vasiliu (2008). Philosophie, rhétorique ou théologie ? Du platonisme littéraire et critique chez Grégoire de Nazianze. Chôra 6:59-100.score: 3.0
    Il est question de l'analogie et de la comparaison selon la démarche dialectique platonicienne, ainsi que des topoi empruntés aux textes anciens: la chasse, le labyrinthe, le vase, la statue intérieure que l'on doit polir, le Soleil pour désigner de manière visible le Bien, ou la caverne pour rappeler la parabole de laconnaissance, mais aussi pour évoquer le lieu de transit de l'âme. Les principaux textes utilisés sont extraits des Discours théologiques de Grégoire de Nazianze. Un passage du Traité sur (...)
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