Poore, Richard
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Poore, Richard (d. 1237), Bp. of
Salisbury from 1217 to 1228. In 1219 he removed his see from Old Sarum to its present site and in 1220 he began building the present cathedral. He drew up the Salisbury
Customary and probably gave the ‘Use of Salisbury’ (q.v.) its final form. The diocesan statutes which he drew up were widely influential in other dioceses. In 1228 he was translated to
Durham.
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The role of teleology in the moral species.(Report)
Magazine article from: The Review of Metaphysics; 9/1/2009; ; 700+ words
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How to be a realist about sui generis teleology yet feel at home in the 21st Century.
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; ...Contemporary discussion of biological teleology has been dominated by a complacent orthodoxy...contemporary dogma concerning biological teleology, perhaps on the model I sketch below...acceptance of the thesis that biological teleology is either reduced (or eliminated) or...
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Darwinism and classical natural right.(teleology)
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; IMMANENT TELEOLOGY AND NATURAL RIGHT Can modern evolutionary biology...to borrow Arnhart's terminology--cosmic teleology, which has lost scientific credibility, and immanent teleology, which has not. Darwinism shows how a nonteleological...
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The modern philosophical resurrection of teleology.
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; ...indulge in such religious explanations of teleology. It is easy to see how artifacts produced...it seemed impossible to believe that teleology has a place in Nature. By the twentieth...positively allergic to any mention of teleology or teleological function. It was seen...
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Smith on teleology: a reply to Alvey.(Adam Smith, James Alvey )(Critical essay)
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The metaphysical roots of Aristotle's teleology.(Critical Essay)
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; ...yet complete account of Aristotle's teleology. In De anima 2.1, Aristotle states...entails that the roots of Aristotle's teleology are not bound up with his biology, as...theological dimensions of Aristotle's teleology, the question of God will appear early...
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Metaethics and teleology.
Magazine article from: The Review of Metaphysics; 9/1/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...considerations cannot be entirely disowned by it. The teleology is not a grand teleology, however; it is not the view that there is a...metaphysics. On the other hand, this is not just the teleology of this and that particular subjective project...
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The role of teleology in Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations: a belated comment on Kleer.(Richard Kleer)(Critical essay)
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; ...Richard Kleer discussed the role of teleology in Adam Smith's work (Kleer 2000...economic growth are human instincts; teleology enters when Kleer claims that instincts...half of the nineteenth century held that teleology and theology played an important role...
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Hume and Kant on historical teleology.(David Hume and Immanuel Kant)(Essay)
Magazine article from: CLIO; 3/22/2007; ; 700+ words
; ...systems, by considering the role of teleology, or purposive explanations, in historical...methodological" conception of historical teleology with Kant's "transcendental-moral" approach to historical teleology. More specifically, I will show...
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Teleology and evil in 'Laws' 10. (Plato)
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; ...taken as an emphatic assertion of cosmic teleology--based on the supremacy of soul...be convincing about the existence of teleology. This, as we shall see, gives the...atheism becomes then a struggle between teleology and chance (or random mechanism) as...
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Teleology
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Science and Religion
Teleology Teleology, from the Greek telos (purpose), is a term generally thought to have been coined by the German philosopher Christian Wolff in 1728. Teleology refers to the science of final causes. In Aristotle's philosophy...
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teleology
Book article from: World Encyclopedia
teleology Explanation by reference to an end or...is known as efficient causation . In teleology, this way of thinking is reversed in...x2013;1805) applied a form of teleology to biological processes, explaining...
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Biosemiotics
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of Science and Religion
...However, although the informational teleology (i.e., god-directedness based...program is not an original form of teleology because the program is designed...to achieve specific goals, the teleology and informational characteristics...
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Media, History of
Dictionary entry from: New Dictionary of the History of Ideas
...short-term trends, a linear model with associations to teleologies of both progress and apocalypse. Umberto Eco distinguishes...Europe, had a far simpler and more immediately political teleology. Innis divided media into heavy, durable media like stone...
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Social Change
Encyclopedia entry from: International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences
...forms that proliferate within them. This position can entail teleology; that is to say, it may rest upon an assumption, generally...from revolutionary accounts, which can be equally prone to teleology. Not only, for example, do some variants of (revolutionary...
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