Sentences with phrase «use objectivist»

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The use of «likelihood» and «likely» in either the subjectivist or objectivist Bayesian sense is perfectly reasonable.

A recent article on Lorraine Neidecker's correspondence with Louis Zukofsky sent me back to The Objectivist Anthology, and one of the most curious uses ever made of the West Reporter SeriesFor younger members of Slaw and those reliant on most Canadian law libraries these were a vast set of legal cases from the United States that provided the wall coverings for many a lawyer's office and led to the extraordinary legal publishing empire of the West Publishing Company..

The article explores the consequences for legal theory and practice of the shift from an objectivist to a constructivist approach to human knowledge, using an expanded, multidisciplinary understanding of rhetoric to analyze the elusiveness of evidentiary truth and the nature and ethics of persuasion in the digital era.