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Truth Wronged: Crispin Wright's Truth and Objectivity

Objectivity in Historical Studies

  Methodological restriction brings in its wake invalidity and objectivity in various branches of human seiences. By study the objections concerning the objectivity in historical studies and historiography and contemporary version of science as the background of such objections makes clear that this version of induction and objectivity mingled with bigoty and exteoimism. As it is conceived no ...

FIRST MOVEMENT : Artistic Design

A support environment for audio-related artistic design is described. The rst part of the paper identiies requirements for artistic design support through an analysis of music composition activities, and presents an artistic design system object model adapted from the more conventional engineering design system technology. The second part examines the problems of representation, visualisation a...

historical sociology at the early period of islam

historical sociology, as a comparative study of social groups, leads to the understanding of the structure of a society, its background and its composition in the past and these serve as the setting for the historical events. it also provides an insight which bridges the gap in the evidence and claims of the historians and contributes to the improvement and promotion of historians' mode of...

Continuous Truth II: Reflections

In the late 1960s, Dana Scott first showed how the Stone Tarski topological interpretation of Heyting’s calculus could be extended to model intuitionistic analysis; in particular Brouwer’s continuity principle. In the early ’80s we and others outlined a general treatment of non-constructive objects, using sheaf models—constructions from topos theory—to model not only Brouwer’s non-classical con...

Objectivity and Selectivity in Historical Inquiry

. . . Memory gives us access to the past, but not a direct vision of it. Thus all we can claim is to have a point of contact with past events, enabling us perhaps to divine their true shape in some degree, but not such that we can check our reconstructions by comparing them with it to see how far they are correct. For the rest, the sole criterion of truth available to us, in history as in other...