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    A Neural Theory of Percepts and Mental Images
    Philosophy Research Archives 12 (9999): 1-139. 1986.
    This essay is an analysis of conscious perception and conscious memory. It tries to show that percepts and mental images (roughly, experientially, the same as Hume's "impressions and ideas") are sets of particles at the perceived stimulus objects and at the remembered stimulus objects. It is thus a theory of direct perception and direct memory, and a materialism but not a central state materialism. The percept (we claim) is an "appearance" of the stimulus object particles (perceived object parti…Read more
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    Why is mendelian segregation so exact?
    Bioessays 13 (6): 305-312. 1991.
    The precise 1:1 segregation of Mendelian heredity is ordinarily taken for granted, yet there are numerous examples of ‘cheating’ genes that perpetuate themselves in the population by biasing the Mendelian process in their favor. One example is the Segregation Distortion system of Drosophila melanogaster, in which the distorting gene causes its homologous chromosome to produce a nonfunctional sperm. This system depends on three closely linked components, whose molecular basis is beginning to be u…Read more
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    Muller, Dobzhansky, and overdominance
    Journal of the History of Biology 20 (3): 351-380. 1987.
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    Ideal football culture: A cultural take on self‐determination theory
    with Cody Rogers, Jon Halvorsen, and Stephan Bonfield
    Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 49 (2): 198-211. 2019.
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    Altorientalische Welt in der alttestamentlichen Theologie
    Journal of the American Oriental Society 99 (3): 467. 1979.
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    A Divine Voice, or the Psychology of Faith (review)
    with William E. Smythe
    The European Legacy 26 (3-4): 384-389. 2020.
    In this engaging and highly readable book, Jungian analyst Michael Gellert takes the reader on a guided tour of God’s “inner journey,” as manifest in the principal texts of the three Abrahamic trad...
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    The specter of marxism
    History and Theory 48 (1): 105-112. 2009.
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    Bentham's Philosophical Politics
    The Harvard Review of Philosophy 3 (1): 18-22. 1993.
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    Bentham's political radicalism reexamined
    Journal of the History of Ideas 55 (2): 259-281. 1994.
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    A Living Tradition: The Book of Jeremiah in Current Research
    Interpretation 37 (2): 117-129. 1983.
    Careful study of the Book of Jeremiah helps us remain faithful to the prophet's legacy by learning from him to weigh the traditions of the past and to use them in the struggle to forge a better world
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    Implicit Morality
    History and Theory 43 (4): 31-42. 2004.
    Most historians today have abandoned the aspiration to a kind of scientific objectivity in their work—pace their postmodernist critics. Yet we cling nonetheless, with a touch perhaps of hypocrisy, to the closely related standard of strict impartiality, or moral neutrality, in all that we do. This article argues that the latter is as obsolete, now, as the former—if only because of the distinctive though largely implicit moral character of almost all published history, all but the most technically…Read more
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    The Greek Commentaries on Plato's Phaedo
    with L. G. Westerink
    American Journal of Philology 100 (3): 437. 1979.
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    In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:Reviews 85 RUSSELL’S CONTRIBUTION TO PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE James Connelly Philosophy, Trent U. Peterborough, on k9l 1z6, Canada [email protected] Graham Stevens. The Theory of Descriptions: Russell and the Philosophy of Language. Basingstoke, uk: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011. Pp. xiii, 197. isbn: 978-0230 -20116-3. £50; us$85. ver the past decade, Graham Stevens has built his reputation as a lucid, durable, and oftentimes ground-b…Read more
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    Trotsky and Spain
    Studies in East European Thought 20 (1): 89-90. 1979.
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    Reviews (review)
    with F. J. Adelmann and Pavel Kovaly
    Studies in East European Thought 43 (3): 219-252. 1992.
  • Reviews (review)
    Studies in Soviet Thought 21 (3): 271-272. 1980.
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    Reviews (review)
    with Fred Seddon and Vladimir Wozniuk
    Studies in East European Thought 32 (3): 269-270. 1986.
  • Reviews (review)
    Studies in Soviet Thought 21 (3): 269-270. 1980.
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    Reviews (review)
    with Fred Seddon, Julien S. Murphy, John-Christian Smith, John W. Murphy, Michael J. Zenzen, and Robert B. Louden
    Studies in Soviet Thought 43 (1): 37-71. 1992.
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    Reviews (review)
    Studies in East European Thought 21 (3): 219-252. 1980.
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    Reviews (review)
    Studies in East European Thought 20 (4): 219-252. 1979.
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    On finessing Perestrojka
    Studies in Soviet Thought 40 (1-3): 251-255. 1990.
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    On finessing perestrojka
    Studies in East European Thought 40 (1-3): 251-255. 1990.
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    Further notes on liberation theology
    Studies in Soviet Thought 36 (1-2): 121-143. 1988.
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    In the first decades of the twentieth century, a heterogeneous assortment of groups and individuals articulated scientific, political, and philosophical objections to vaccination. They engaged in an ongoing battle for public opinion with medical and scientific elites, who responded with their own counterpropaganda. These ideological struggles reflected fear that scientific advances were being put to coercive uses and that institutions of the state and civil society were increasingly expanding in…Read more
  • Reviews (review)
    with R. C. Elwood
    Studies in Soviet Thought 20 (1): 91-99. 1979.