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... established that Marshall's evolutionary thinking was much closer to that of Spencer (Thomas 1991; H...Circumstantial evidence exists that Veblen came into contact with...
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... on Johnson’s testimony and the circumstantial evidence, but it adjusted itsapproach after Richte... inaccurate account of counsel’s actual thinking, since Strickland examined only the objective reas...
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Rigorous investigation of organizational epistemology, or what can an organization know and why, is a sadly underdeveloped field. Knowledge management as a field has suffered from naïve assumptions about what knowledge is and how it can(not) be shared. David Seidl in E:CO (2007) made a significant contribution to organizational epistemology, which I want to further problematize. Seidl made two assumptions: one ontological namely that organizations know things; and one epistemological namely that knowledge can be defined as perceptual complexity reduction. I wish to counter that persons and not organizations know things and that knowledge is more social than perceptual. I will argue that the problem of social knowing is not so much grounded in the epistemological question of knowledge / ...
...Knowing is situated, circumstantial and contextdriven. Acknowledgement of complexity l... important than the individual process of thinking or than experiential awareness. Looking to etymolo...
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The tripartite burden shifting analysis of treatment cases derived from McDonnell Douglas Corp v. Green, and Justice O'Connor's requirement that a plaintiff produce "direct" evidence to warrant reaching the question of mixed motives in her concurring opinion in Price Waterhouse v. Hopkins, continue to cause untold confusion among many courts of appeals, although the Supreme Court has effectively abandoned those approaches after Desert Palace Inc v. Costa. These paradigms should be discarded for a unified approach under which the plaintiff's burden is simply to prove that discrimination was a motivating factor in the employment action, which can be proven by direct or circumstantial evidence or both. Further, inability of the plaintiff to show that the employer's proffered reason for its...
... a sea change in the [Supreme] Court's thinking." The majority in Griffith then went through the s...
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[...] there is nothing astonishing about Spinozism's radical anti-finalism finding a voice in the margins of post-structuralism, post-modernism, post-Freudianism, or postMarxism, all of which characterize themselves (sometimes in prophetic tones) as modes of the thought of the end and of the after-the-end.
... concrete existence is irreducible to its thinking. Alquié defended an evolutionary thesis about Des... Ricoeur's interest is entirely circumstantial. Bourdieu probably merits a separate consideration...
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..., Inabel Bryan, was almost entirely circumstantial. Inabel disappeared from her home in September of ... during the penalty phase, instead thinking that such evidence was irrelevant unless it demons...
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... evidence at all, either direct or circumstantial, but they aren't. Saying so doesn't make it so, neeither does wishful thinking. Among other factors I consider are that this was ...
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... preserve for future mischief the way of thinking that produced race slavery, race privilege and rac... burden is to show, either through circumstantial evidence of a district's shape and demographics or...
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FARMER CITY - Defending series champion Shannon Babb and the other full-time drivers in the United Midwestern Promoters Summernationals will be the favorites tonight when the 27-event, eight-state marathon stops at Farmer City Raceway.
Dont count out the Farmer City late model regulars, even though they face some long odds in their pursuit of the $10,000 first prize.
... maybe in the back of your head youre thinking that. "So much is circumstantial. You have to get ...