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The canonical significance of the Synod of Bishops of 1994 on consecrated life: from the Lineamenta to the Vita consecrata
In: Adnotationes in ius canonicum 26
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Book(print)#52011
Strategic analysis and knowledge support systems for agriculture and rural development in Africa: translating evidence into action
In: Food security in practice 6
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Book(print)#91998
European Community trade policy and the article 113 Committee
In: RIIA special paper
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Article(electronic)#13May 9, 2022
Losing a child: A grounded theory of failed infant adoptions among gay men
In: Journal of gay & lesbian social services: issues in practice, policy & research, Volume 35, Issue 3, p. 313-329
ISSN: 1540-4056
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Article(electronic)#14July 22, 2016
The Limits to Knowledge
In: Culture and dialogue, Volume 4, Issue 1, p. 143-151
ISSN: 2468-3949
What is knowledge and what, if any, are its limits? In this essay I present a scientist's view of our limits to knowledge, which come in many forms. Limits are set by our imagination and cultural backgrounds, by our technology, and by some of the laws of physics themselves. Science creates knowledge about the world through making models and measurement; and understanding the limits of our measurements is a central tenet of physics. Within physics, the calculation of these limits is generally harder than the measurements themselves, and within other disciplines it can be very difficult indeed. But measurements can only be made within the context of a model, and choosing between competing models can be very contentious. When competing models predict the same outcomes a further principle is required – Occam's razor.
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Article(electronic)#152015
Racial Homophily and Homogeneity as Post-Racial Commodification
In: Queer TV, Kylo-Patrick Hart (Ed.), Forthcoming
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