Dale Hall
Biographic Data
| ID | 3973863 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dale Hall |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dale |
| FAMILY NAME | Hall |
| SIGNATURE | HALL D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College, Swansea |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Improving Coordinated Responses for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Law Enforcement Compliance With State-Mandated Intimate Partner Violence Documentation
New York State law mandates specific intimate partner violence (IPV) documentation under all circumstances meeting the enumerated relationship and crime criteria at the scene of a domestic dispute. Law enforcement compliance with this mandate is unknown. We reviewed law enforcement completion rates of Domestic Violence Incident Reports (DVIRs) and assessed correlations with individual or legal factors. Law enforcement officers filed DVIRs in 54% …
Materials science in the information age
A Reply to Liddington
Oakeshott and the Impossibility of Philosophical Politics
Oakeshott offers a radical version of the thesis that philosophy cannot evaluate or recommend political ideas. We criticize each stage of his argument that practical life excludes philosophy's desire for ultimate truth and demands a distinctive form of reasoning. Believing that practice is not susceptible to philosophical guidance because it is composed of actions, subject to change and necessarily inconsistent and uncritical of assumptions, he e…
Preliminary material
Interpreting Plato's Cave as an Allegory of the Human Condition
Practical Politics and Philosophical Inquiry: A Note
Dale Hall, Tariq Modood; Practical Politics and Philosophical Inquiry: A Note, The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 29, Issue 117, 1 October 1979, Pages 340
Bibliography of Works in English on Aristotle's: Political Theory Published Since 1960
Preliminary material
The Republic and the “Limits of Politics
Professors Leo Strauss and Allan Bloom have offered a radical, challenging and new interpretation of Plato's Republic.' Emphasising crucial importance of certain passages referring to philosopher's return to Cave and reconsidering general character of Plato's political argument, they question many of our most basic assumptions about Plato's notion of philosophical politics. They turn our attention to problem of clarifying his overall purpose by o…
General Bibliography
The Republic and the “Limits of Politics
Professors Leo Strauss and Allan Bloom have offered a radical, challenging and new interpretation of Plato's Republic.' Emphasising crucial importance of certain passages referring to philosopher's return to Cave and reconsidering general character of Plato's political argument, they question many of our most basic assumptions about Plato's notion of philosophical politics. They turn our attention to problem of clarifying his overall purpose by o…
Oakeshott and the Impossibility of Philosophical Politics
Oakeshott offers a radical version of the thesis that philosophy cannot evaluate or recommend political ideas. We criticize each stage of his argument that practical life excludes philosophy's desire for ultimate truth and demands a distinctive form of reasoning. Believing that practice is not susceptible to philosophical guidance because it is composed of actions, subject to change and necessarily inconsistent and uncritical of assumptions, he e…
Preliminary material
The Republic and the “Limits of Politics
Professors Leo Strauss and Allan Bloom have offered a radical, challenging and new interpretation of Plato's Republic.' Emphasising crucial importance of certain passages referring to philosopher's return to Cave and reconsidering general character of Plato's political argument, they question many of our most basic assumptions about Plato's notion of philosophical politics. They turn our attention to problem of clarifying his overall purpose by o…
General Bibliography
Bibliography of Works in English on Aristotle's: Political Theory Published Since 1960
Practical Politics and Philosophical Inquiry: A Note
Dale Hall, Tariq Modood; Practical Politics and Philosophical Inquiry: A Note, The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 29, Issue 117, 1 October 1979, Pages 340
Interpreting Plato's Cave as an Allegory of the Human Condition
A Reply to Liddington
Oakeshott and the Impossibility of Philosophical Politics
Oakeshott offers a radical version of the thesis that philosophy cannot evaluate or recommend political ideas. We criticize each stage of his argument that practical life excludes philosophy's desire for ultimate truth and demands a distinctive form of reasoning. Believing that practice is not susceptible to philosophical guidance because it is composed of actions, subject to change and necessarily inconsistent and uncritical of assumptions, he e…
Preliminary material
Materials science in the information age
Improving Coordinated Responses for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence: Law Enforcement Compliance With State-Mandated Intimate Partner Violence Documentation
New York State law mandates specific intimate partner violence (IPV) documentation under all circumstances meeting the enumerated relationship and crime criteria at the scene of a domestic dispute. Law enforcement compliance with this mandate is unknown. We reviewed law enforcement completion rates of Domestic Violence Incident Reports (DVIRs) and assessed correlations with individual or legal factors. Law enforcement officers filed DVIRs in 54% …
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