Euro-zone crisis: finding a way out by Simon Rosenblum Jurgen Habermas is probably the best known European political philosopher of his generation and his reputation far transcends academia. He is a public intellectual i

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• Economy of the European Union
• Council of Europe
• Euro
• Treaty of Lisbon
• Outline of the European Union
• Jürgen Habermas
• Single Euro Payments Area
• Member state of the European Union
• European sovereign debt crisis
• Europe
• Law
• Politics of the European Union

WORKSHEET GEOMETRIC BEAUTY The Greek philosopher Plato (c. 424–348 BC) said: “By beauty of shapes I do not mean, as most people would suppose, the beauty of living figures or of pictures, but, to make my point clear

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Thinking Secularism Through: The Open Society and Its Enemies—Part 3 ecularism is one of those concepts that is widely used without a clear notion of what it is. Dutch humanist philosopher Paul Cliteur’s The Secular

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• Atheism
• Agnosticism
• Freethought
• Criticism of religion
• Richard Dawkins
• Secular humanism
• Nontheism
• Humanism
• The God Delusion
• Religion
• Philosophy of religion
• Secularism

Where are we going? Do not ask! Ascend, descend. There is no beginning and no end. Only this present moment exists, full of bitterness, full of sweetness, and I rejoice in it all. Nikos Kazantzakis – Writer/Philosopher

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• Groundwater
• Hydraulic engineering
• Liquid water
• Soft matter
• Optical materials
• Water
• Aquifers
• Geotechnical engineering

Favorite Nature Play Quotes “The most effective kind of education is that a child should play amongst lovely things.” — Plato (Greek philosopher, 428? – 347 BC) “Every child should have mud pies, grasshoppers,

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• Childhood
• Developmental psychology
• Environmental psychology
• Nature deficit disorder
• Environmental social science
• Environment
• Richard Louv
• Last Child in the Woods
• John Burroughs
• Outdoor education
• Education
• Human development

Gerald Taiaiake Alfred Gerald Taiaiake Alfred is a Kanien’kehaka (Mohawk) philosopher, writer, and teacher. Taiaiake was born in Montreal in 1964 and raised on the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory where he lived until 1996,

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• Indigenous rights
• Reparations
• Stolen Generations
• Native Americans in the United States
• Indigenous peoples by geographic regions
• Indigenous peoples of the Americas
• Americas
• Social history
• Taiaiake Alfred

RYERSON IMAGE CENTRE THE ART OF THE ARCHIVE INAUGURAL EXHIBITION Toronto, August 27, [removed]French philosopher Jacques Derrida called it “archive fever,” the desire we have to create collective memory. The Art of th

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• The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education
• Higher education
• Academia
• Toronto
• Ryerson University Library
• Ryerson University
• Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities
• PATH

The Helsinki Group The Helsinki Group was formed out of the Cetacean Rights: Fostering Moral and Legal Change Conference’ held in Helsinki, Finland in May 2010, which was the brainchild of philosopher Dott. Paola Caval

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• Matti Häyry
• Whale
• Dolphin
• Cetacea
• Water
• Biology
• Earth
• Cetaceans
• Oceanic dolphins
• Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society

RYERSON IMAGE CENTRE THE ART OF THE ARCHIVE INAUGURAL EXHIBITION French philosopher Jacques Derrida called it “archive fever,” the desire we have to create collective memory. The Art of the Archive looks specifically

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• The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education
• Higher education
• Academia
• Toronto
• Ryerson University Library
• Ryerson University
• Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities
• PATH

Section 2.2 The Graph of a Function[removed]The Graph of a Function Rene Descartes[removed]was a French philosopher and mathematician who is well

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• Graph of a function
• Function
• Cartesian coordinate system
• Surjective function
• Vertical line test
• Binary relation
• Two-dimensional graph
• Continuous function
• Mathematics
• Functions and mappings
• Mathematical analysis