Titlebook: Judaism and Other Faiths; Dan Cohn-Sherbok Book 1994 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 Age of Enlightenm

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Dan Cohn-Sherbokientists working in both areas have in cornrnon the study of the process in HEARING, yet different scientific areas always tend to diverge. A SYMPOSIUM ON PSY­ CHOPHYSICAL MODELS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTS IN HEARING was or­ ganized for the exchange of information and to stimulate dis­ cussion between

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Dan Cohn-Sherbok this subject as it appears today: not yet a well-defined quantum field theory with known spectral properties as, for example, quantum electrodynamics, but rather a collection of many different ideas, all related to the concept of color. Some of these ideas are very phenomenological, for example the

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Dan Cohn-Sherbokhat, in the tradition of western philosophy, the past 200 years or so record an animated discussion of it. In the present collection the debate is continued by representatives of various "schools" in contemporary western thought. A number of philosophers from non-western cultures, too, enter into it

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Dan Cohn-Sherbokics is an empirical science, and experiments have always been a driving force in the development of our understanding of nature.  Facts matter.  In that sense, the book attempts to be complementary to the many popularizations of theoretical physics, and to counterbalance the frequent emphasis there

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Introduction, formulate a theology of religious pluralism. In Judaism on the other hand Jewish thinkers have paid scant attention to this despite the recent developments of Jewish-Christian dialogue and encounter. Despite the contributions of such Jewish scholars as Louis Jacobs, David Hartman and Norman Solomon