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Ernst Friedrich Sieveking is one of the outstanding personalities in Hamburg's history. He showed special talents at an early age, so that he was already a fully trained lawyer at the age of 21. He then joined a renowned law firm which he managed successfully for many years on his own. In 1879 Sieveking was appointed the first president of the newly founded Hanseatic Higher Regional Court in 1879. Until his death, for thirty years, he remained president of the Court of First Instance, which earned him a high reputation as an expert on maritime law. In addition, he was actively involved in the founding of Hamburg University, which is why he was also a member of the first board of trustees of the Hamburg Scientific Foundation. Surrounded by three representative buildings, the Sievekingplatz in Hamburg still reminds us of him to this day.

Philosophers of science have long used reconstructive reasoning to develop historical explanations covering the origins of natural phenomenon. The application of the scientific method is a powerful tool for solving crimes through reconstruction of the events. Scientific Foundations of Crime Scene Reconstruction: Introducing Method to Mayhem demonstrates how to use the scientific method and exercise the critical thinking that is essential for the development of sound data and the construction of reliable explanations. Provides a clear yet rigorous account of the scientific method accessible to

1. On a possible foundation of ethics / Sergio De Risio, Chiara Cuomo -- 2. In Darwin's wake, where did I go? / Daniel C. Dennett -- 3. Post-Kantian problems of an ethics of the good life and the foundations of discourse ethics / Karl-Otto Apel. 1. The choice of my topic justified. 2. Ethics of the good life and other problems of ethics after Kant's innovation of universalistic ethics. 3. The transcendental-pragmatic foundation of dialogical or discourse ethics. 4. Discourse ethics and the concern of an ethics of self-realization -- 4. Emotion, metaphor and the evolution of the mind / Arnold H. Modell -- 5. Ethos in action / Franco F. Orsucci. 1. Evolution. 2. Local rules. 3. Human rights. 4. Language and consciousness. 5. Time and subject for action. 6. Doublings. 7. Intention and narration. 8. The ethical thing.

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