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Wirkus, Jessie Leatham, author.
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The Hand: Grasping Embodiment in British Literature 1690-1746 / Wirkus, Jessie Leatham, author.
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Olson, Dustin, author.
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? On the one hand, it would be strange to conclude that, as experts, they have unreasonable beliefs in
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Basaran, Yasin Ramazan, author. (orcid)0000-0003-4699-7451
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established by affirming causal necessity while on the other hand the sovereignty of God is maintained by
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Meyer, Trevor C., author.
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, I challenge the pervasive binary of "open hand" and "closed fist" as ways to categorize and
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Wilson, Matthew F., author.
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a set of related vices, those of "over investment" and "over possessiveness" on the one hand, and a
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Bowen-Wefuan, Bethany, author.
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emphasize mimesis and disenchantment as its primary aim, the texts at hand suggest a more complicated
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Eftekhari, Seena, author.
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. On the one hand, the conceptions of persons that they appeal to are so thin that contradictory
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Kwok, Sai Hang, author.
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criticizes Husserl's phenomenology and developed an existential phenomenology of Dasein. On the other hand
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Mailick, Dan, author. (orcid)0000-0003-0996-9259
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inquiry into this subject, and on the other hand, the character types displayed in Books 4, 8, and 9 seem
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Miller, Saul Nicholas, author.
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doctors' ability to be self-governing. Deontological codes are, on the other hand, accepted as being

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