... worldview, such as purposeful evolution or even intelligent design). The second case study concerns the methodological issue of how Jesus's historical figure should be studied. © 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 Unless otherwise noted, all translations are our own. Bellarmine’s Revenge? On Some...

...R. A. Judy “Literature,” Orhan Pamuk once remarked, “is the greatest treasure we, humanity, have to discuss and to understand ourselves; and now, the most popular, most intelligent, most flexible form of literature today, in the last two hundred years in fact, is the great art of the novel...

... conversations on aesthetics, science, and creationism in the twentieth century, and finally examine an actual text written by a troupe of Sulawesi macaques. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 artificial intelligence intelligent design posthumanism algorithm text generation References...

... of forms of intelligence commensurate with the market, which is exactly what is being designated by Bourguibaism. 6Œboundary 2 / Spring 2012 In each of the accounts given here of what has been occurring in Kasserine, the popular insurrection erupted unexpectedly, without any sig- nificant...

..., it is all the same haunted by the formal residues of Eurocentrism because the “global” inherits its unresolved binaries and its spatial imagination that tends toward identity, intelligibility, and recognition. What I am calling accented criticism marks the desire to dismantle this post-Eurocentric form from...

..., and Sidney Hook, whom he took to task in ‘‘Polemics on the New Conser- vatism the second chapter of his 1955 book, History and Reality.13 Once again, to designate this tendency as ‘‘Straussism’’ is to draw sharp atten- tion to the way in which the current threat to intelligence is symptomatic...

.... Judy. 208 boundary 2 / Fall 2001 whether there is an authentically African intelligence. Given the extreme di- versity of cultural forms among the designated groups round the world, the principle has become that of identification. The presumptive question being addressed by these studies...

... historian D. Graham Bur- nett, inextricable from (and dependent on) Cold War military bioscience (2012: 530). Both the US and USSR were interested in dolphins as pas- sive intelligent agents or weaponizable assassins and studied their hydro- dynamic design and skills at echolocation. Many of Lilly s...

... or not, and one’s openness to certain intelligences enables certain ways of being. Kamāl is expressly concerned with the way of being articulated by thinking penal judgment, repentance and atonement—that is, eschatological being. Conceivably, it could be argued that what he designates as religion...

... belief in Topsy-Turvy meet is in a description of a form of transcendence that is entirely immanent , i.e., that does not point to anything outside the real , like to a God, or to some form of “intelligent design” or a telos. As Shaviro writes, “[D]eleuze most often describes the virtual...

... began to generate interest in global warming with people like Robert Gates (direc- tor of the Central Intelligence Agency [CIA], 1991–93, and US secretary of defense, 2006–11). The second Bush administration, 9/11, the war on Iraq, and the unending War on Terror essentially put...

... to explain. If the older girl was just frustrated by not grasping at all what I was trying to explain, the younger one, the strikingly intelligent one, faced me with that inexorably closed look, jaws firmly set. No response to repeated careful questions going over the same ground, over and over again...

..., or Nigerian nationalists to look to Westminster or Washington to gift them independence. This is not how change happens. Nevertheless, change does happen, sometimes by careful planning and intelligent design, more often when forced on institutions by social pres- sures or world-rending historical crises...

... of the pig or the whimperings of the dog are little more than a cosmological ruse, designed to fool our sometimes overgenerous sympathies. The writings of René Descartes, which deny animals the capacity to suffer, represent the polar position of those who today fight against animal...

... need always to put in place legislation (for example, the White Australia policy laws (for example, the “one drop” of black blood rule in the United States and other regulatory mechanisms designed to control and govern its categori- cal purity in the face of historical forces and agents that may...

... unorthodox conception of what Heidegger meant by the term Dasein . On the standard reading, although the word is not synonymous with “person” or “human being,” it nevertheless refers to what those terms refer to, namely individual people like you and me. Haugeland maintains, instead, that it designates...

... Finding a resemblance between this critique and Schmoller’s rejection of the deductive method of such Manchester school economists as John Stuart Mill,4 Broderick sums 3. Broderick, ‘‘German Influences 369. 4. The Manchester school reference is to the body of politicians, so designated by Disraeli...

... point the narrator summarizes the issue as follows: This kind of speech is nothing less than articulated thought. The chains of ideas and of their designations proceed together at the same speed, and the mental documents for the one and for the other agree. Then speech...

... [completely] by the distinctness of character may be designated as the objectivity of the lifestyle. This is not a trait that is added to intelligence; it is the very essence of intelligence itself [Dies ist nicht ein Zug, der sich der Intelligenz hinzugestellte, sondern er ist ihr...

... are deceitful and, in fact, are presenting their interest as universal, currying a false consciousness among the population. The proper course of power is to guide the multitude to a proper way of thinking in order to protect it from the extremism afield in its native intelligences. Here, the choice...