Trial by jury in civil proceedings : “convenience” and the philosophy of the UCPR

In Syddall v National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited [2008] QSC 101 Daubney J ordered the action be tried without a jury. His judgment considered the circumstances in which a trial involves any technical, scientific or other issue that can not be “conveniently” considered and resolved by a jury as provided in r 474 of the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999 (Qld)

The Literary relations between La Fontaine and the "Astrée" of Honoré d'Urfé : a dissertation presented to the faculty of the department of philosophy of the university of Pennsylvania in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of doctor of philosophy / by Walther P. Fischer

Collection : Publications of the University of Pennsylvania ; n° 6

The philosophy of the Bible

by David Newmark

Gibt es eine politische Philosophie der Europäischen Union? = Is there a political philosophy of the European Union?. ZEI Discussion Paper C223, 2014

In a theoretical context, the European Union is generally interpreted through the prism of integration theories, which in turn reflect the ever changing empirical reality of the integration process. ZEI Director Ludger Kühnhardt asks if and to what extent the process of European integration has begun to generate a specific political philosophy which uses the EU - and not the classical notion of the state – as the starting and reference point for its reasoning. Kühnhardt examines examples – such as the European notion of civil rights and the notion of the Union itself, but also critical categories such as euroskepticism – which indicate that the EU itself is beginning to be the starting point and frame of reference for a reflection on the common good. For now, a political philosophy in the context of the European Union exists only in an embryonic stage, but the topic may generate intellectual insights through further and deeper research.

The teachings of Zoroaster and the philosophy of the Parsi religion /

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A sequel to the Common school grammar; containing, in addition to other materials and illustrations, notes and critical remarks on the philosophy of the English language; and explaining some of its most difficult idiomatic phrases. Designed for the use of the first class in common schools.

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Elements of the philosophy of the human mind : in two parts /

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Practical philosophy of the Muhammadan people, exhibited in its professed connexion with the European, so as to render either an introduction to the other; being a translation of the Akhlāk-i Jalāly the most esteemed ethical work of Middle Asia, from the Persian of Fakīr Jāny Muhammad Asäad:

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The philosophy of the infinite; with special reference to the theories of Sir William Hamilton and M. Cousin.

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Notes of four lectures on the literature and philosophy of the middle ages,

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The philosophy of the future,

At head of title: The Society for philosophical inquiry of Washington, D.C. Publications.

Philosophy of the practical: economic and ethic;

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