Pierre Soulages (Robert Fleck, Hans Ulrich Obrist)

On Fleck

Let p be a prime, and let n > 1 and r be integers. In this paper we study Fleck’s quotient Fp(n, r) = (−p) X

Benign familial fleck retina.

A family with a benign form of fleck retina is described. Seven out of 10 siblings were affected. The consanguinious parents were both normal. The fundi were massively invaded by lesions which appeared as discrete, bright white or yellow flecks situated well behind the retinal blood vessels. The macula was always free. Fluorescein studies revealed a healthy macula and retinal and choroidal bloo...

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ROBERT CUMMINS, PIERRE POIRIER and MARTIN ROTH EPISTEMOLOGICAL STRATA AND THE RULES OF RIGHT REASON

It has been commonplace in epistemology since its inception to idealize away from computational resource constraints, i.e., from the constraints of time and memory. One thought is that a kind of ideal rationality can be specified that ignores the constraints imposed by limited time and memory, and that actual cognitive performance can be seen as an interaction between the norms of ideal rationa...

Contentious Contracts ¤ Ulrich Hege

This paper o¤ers an explanation of rationally incomplete contracts where incompleteness refers to unforeseen contingencies. Agents enter a relationship with two-sided moral hazard in which a commitment to discard parts of the joint resources may be ex ante e¢cient. This happens through costly legal dispute which arises when contract terms are missing for the undesirable outcomes. We show that a...