Sanford Schwarz

Color Phenomena in Polymer Frac ture * Sanford

Thin layers derived from t he matrix are produced in the frac ture plane of son1(' pol \'1llC'rs prior to ultimate failure. A certain amount of t he evidence would indicate t hat these iayC'rs consist of an oriented array of molecules. Fracture isolates t hese molecular segmen ts 'i n a t hin filtn with physical properties differing from tha t of t he matrix in "\\'hi c h they origillatC'cI. Th...

The Early History of the Court Sanford

The history of the juvenile court precedes its formal beginnings in the Illinois Juvenile Court Act of 1899. This article traces key trends in the early history of the court, beginning with the founding of separate penal institutions for children in the 1820s and ending with the development of critical analyses of court practice in the 1930s. The Illinois statute distinguished between delinquen...

Overlapping Schwarz

Sanford C. Goldberg the Psychology and Epistemology of Self-knowledge

In this paper I argue, first, that the most influential (and perhaps only acceptable) account of the epistemology of self-knowledge, developed and defended at great length in Wright (1989b) and (1989c) (among other places), leaves unanswered a question about the psychology of self-knowledge; second, that without an answer to this question about the psychology of self-knowledge, the epistemic ac...

Synapses in the Central Nervous System* by Sanford

The cytological problems presented by the synapse were carefully considered by Bodian (6) in his review of 1942. He indicated that it is desirable to know more about "the ultrastructure of the membranes concerned, the quantitative relations existing between surfaces of axon terminals and the surfaces Of cells of termination, the intimate relationships of myelin and of glia to synaptic surfaces,...