David Bedford
Biographic Data
| ID | 461324 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Bedford |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Bedford |
| SIGNATURE | BEDFORD D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Brunswick |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5356-9503 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Ilyenkov and the Immanence of Logic
The materialist tradition challenges the conventional philosophical understanding that logic is the organon for both science and philosophy. Marx and Engels, building on the materialist tradition that can be traced back to the ancients, inaugurated the direct challenge in the nineteenth century. The dialectic of humanity and nature, they argued, was the matrix of all human culture including its philosophical and logical forms. But as suggestive a…
Marx, Engels, and the Philosophy of Science
This book expounds the dialectical conception of science largely implicit in the writings of Marx and Engels, offering a sympathetic reconstruction of a philosophy of science commensurate with Marx’s thought. Drawing on a reading of dialectics found in Plato and Hegel, it recasts Marx’s implicit ontology in terms of dialectical conceptions of the world, as these conceptions have responded to the growing sophistication of modern science. It thus d…
Eatenonha: Native Roots of Modern Democracy. George Sioui
"Eatenonha: Native Roots of Modern Democracy. George Sioui." Canadian Historical Review, 101(2), pp. 298–299
Labor, Nature, and Spirituality: Human Ecology and a Left-First Nations Politics
There has long been an influential tendency on the Left as a political movement to dogmatize what Marx(ism) means. At its simplest and most powerful, the dogma has two interconnected elements. The
Tiempo, espacio e identidad en "La octava maravilla" de Vlady Kociancich
La distorsion de tiempo, espacio e identidad causada por la rapidez de los viajes y la omnipresencia de los metodos de comunicacion son temas recurrentes y predominantes en la obra de Vlady Kociancich. Basandose en una fuerte caracterizacion de sus personajes y la intertextualidad con los cuentos de Conrad y con The Tempst de Shakespeare, en La octava maravilla la autora afirma la necesidad de un solido sentido de identidad para enfrentar la pres…
The Tragedy of Progress: Marxism, Modernity and the Aboriginal Question
Focusing on the Canadian situation, this book examines the uneasy relationship between the organized Left and the Aboriginal struggle for justice. It considers the reluctance of the Left, especially Marxists, to support Aboriginal struggles and argues that a peculiar notion of progress (as related
The tragic reading of the Thucydidean tragedy
The Greek intellectual Thucydides has been widely identified by scholars of international relations as prefiguring twentieth century Realist thought. This appropriation fails to locate particular aspects of Thucydides' writing within the overall narrative structure of The Peloponnesian War . The narrative structure is in the form of a tragedy. Thucydides was critical of the excessive and unrestrained nature of Athenian and Hellenic conduct during…
El cronista del Angel Gris: Ios mitos portenos de Alejandro Dolina
Alejandro Dolina es popular en la Argentina por su programa de radio y por su libro, Cronicas del Angel Gris. En este crea un mundo ficticio en el barrio porteno de Flores, poblandolo de personajes, agrupaciones, eventos y literatura. Las cronicas se caracterizan por sus elementos fantasticos, su arraigamiento en la tradicion literaria del pais y su personalisima forma de tratar la posmodernidad
The Great Law of Peace: Alternative Inter-Nation(al) Practices and the Iroquoian Confederacy
In one sense. The Great Law of Peace, a document of the Iroquois nations - the Mohawks, the Seneca, the Cayuga, the Oneida, and the Onondaga - appears to be merely a straightforward and uncomplicated text about the relations between nations. The Great Law, which is at least five hundred years old (and possibly much older), is composed of 117 wampum that codify a number of inter-nation (al) matters of the Iroquoian people.1 It therefore parallels …
God, nature and the end of history
Alexandre Kojtve argued, in his Introduction to the Reading of Hegel, that Hegel’s phenomenology of consciousness implied that history has an achievable tefos. The development of the philosophical understanding of the truth of consciousness culminates in the philosopher’s awareness of consciousness as the ground of the unity of thought and being. Hegel tried to solve the Cartesian problem of how thought and extension are commensurate by a histori…
John Dewey's logical project
Spontaneous Playback of the Second Language: A Descriptive Study
Spontaneous playback refers to involuntary, sometimes insistent “replay” in the mind of the second language being acquired. Anecdotal data led Krashen to hypothesize that this phenomenon is a result of stimulation of the language acquisition device. The present study surveyed 160 foreign and second language students to enlarge the data base. It was found that spontaneous playback is widespread. The data were consistent with Krashen's hypothesis a…
Aspects of the Relationship of Cultural Information to Motivation and Achievement in Foreign Language Acquisition
Lorayne, Harry and Jerry Lucas. Memory Book. New York: Ballatine, 1974. Miller, George A. The Magic Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information. Psychological Review, 53 (1956): 81-97. Ott, C. E., Butler, D. C., Blake, R. S., and Ball, J. P. The Effect of Interactive-Image Elaboration on the Acquisition of Foreign Language Vocabulary. Language Learn ng 23-2 (1973): 197-206. Raugh, R. and Atkinson, R. C.…
The British Red Cross today
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British Chamber
Wide, Wide in the Rose's Side
The Tragedy of Progress: Marxism, Modernity and the Aboriginal Question
Focusing on the Canadian situation, this book examines the uneasy relationship between the organized Left and the Aboriginal struggle for justice. It considers the reluctance of the Left, especially Marxists, to support Aboriginal struggles and argues that a peculiar notion of progress (as related
The Great Law of Peace: Alternative Inter-Nation(al) Practices and the Iroquoian Confederacy
In one sense. The Great Law of Peace, a document of the Iroquois nations - the Mohawks, the Seneca, the Cayuga, the Oneida, and the Onondaga - appears to be merely a straightforward and uncomplicated text about the relations between nations. The Great Law, which is at least five hundred years old (and possibly much older), is composed of 117 wampum that codify a number of inter-nation (al) matters of the Iroquoian people.1 It therefore parallels …
The tragic reading of the Thucydidean tragedy
The Greek intellectual Thucydides has been widely identified by scholars of international relations as prefiguring twentieth century Realist thought. This appropriation fails to locate particular aspects of Thucydides' writing within the overall narrative structure of The Peloponnesian War . The narrative structure is in the form of a tragedy. Thucydides was critical of the excessive and unrestrained nature of Athenian and Hellenic conduct during…
Spontaneous Playback of the Second Language: A Descriptive Study
Spontaneous playback refers to involuntary, sometimes insistent “replay” in the mind of the second language being acquired. Anecdotal data led Krashen to hypothesize that this phenomenon is a result of stimulation of the language acquisition device. The present study surveyed 160 foreign and second language students to enlarge the data base. It was found that spontaneous playback is widespread. The data were consistent with Krashen's hypothesis a…
Labor, Nature, and Spirituality: Human Ecology and a Left-First Nations Politics
There has long been an influential tendency on the Left as a political movement to dogmatize what Marx(ism) means. At its simplest and most powerful, the dogma has two interconnected elements. The
Aspects of the Relationship of Cultural Information to Motivation and Achievement in Foreign Language Acquisition
Lorayne, Harry and Jerry Lucas. Memory Book. New York: Ballatine, 1974. Miller, George A. The Magic Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information. Psychological Review, 53 (1956): 81-97. Ott, C. E., Butler, D. C., Blake, R. S., and Ball, J. P. The Effect of Interactive-Image Elaboration on the Acquisition of Foreign Language Vocabulary. Language Learn ng 23-2 (1973): 197-206. Raugh, R. and Atkinson, R. C.…
British Chamber
Wide, Wide in the Rose's Side
The British Red Cross today
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Aspects of the Relationship of Cultural Information to Motivation and Achievement in Foreign Language Acquisition
Lorayne, Harry and Jerry Lucas. Memory Book. New York: Ballatine, 1974. Miller, George A. The Magic Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two: Some Limits on Our Capacity for Processing Information. Psychological Review, 53 (1956): 81-97. Ott, C. E., Butler, D. C., Blake, R. S., and Ball, J. P. The Effect of Interactive-Image Elaboration on the Acquisition of Foreign Language Vocabulary. Language Learn ng 23-2 (1973): 197-206. Raugh, R. and Atkinson, R. C.…
Spontaneous Playback of the Second Language: A Descriptive Study
Spontaneous playback refers to involuntary, sometimes insistent “replay” in the mind of the second language being acquired. Anecdotal data led Krashen to hypothesize that this phenomenon is a result of stimulation of the language acquisition device. The present study surveyed 160 foreign and second language students to enlarge the data base. It was found that spontaneous playback is widespread. The data were consistent with Krashen's hypothesis a…
John Dewey's logical project
God, nature and the end of history
Alexandre Kojtve argued, in his Introduction to the Reading of Hegel, that Hegel’s phenomenology of consciousness implied that history has an achievable tefos. The development of the philosophical understanding of the truth of consciousness culminates in the philosopher’s awareness of consciousness as the ground of the unity of thought and being. Hegel tried to solve the Cartesian problem of how thought and extension are commensurate by a histori…
The Great Law of Peace: Alternative Inter-Nation(al) Practices and the Iroquoian Confederacy
In one sense. The Great Law of Peace, a document of the Iroquois nations - the Mohawks, the Seneca, the Cayuga, the Oneida, and the Onondaga - appears to be merely a straightforward and uncomplicated text about the relations between nations. The Great Law, which is at least five hundred years old (and possibly much older), is composed of 117 wampum that codify a number of inter-nation (al) matters of the Iroquoian people.1 It therefore parallels …
El cronista del Angel Gris: Ios mitos portenos de Alejandro Dolina
Alejandro Dolina es popular en la Argentina por su programa de radio y por su libro, Cronicas del Angel Gris. En este crea un mundo ficticio en el barrio porteno de Flores, poblandolo de personajes, agrupaciones, eventos y literatura. Las cronicas se caracterizan por sus elementos fantasticos, su arraigamiento en la tradicion literaria del pais y su personalisima forma de tratar la posmodernidad
The tragic reading of the Thucydidean tragedy
The Greek intellectual Thucydides has been widely identified by scholars of international relations as prefiguring twentieth century Realist thought. This appropriation fails to locate particular aspects of Thucydides' writing within the overall narrative structure of The Peloponnesian War . The narrative structure is in the form of a tragedy. Thucydides was critical of the excessive and unrestrained nature of Athenian and Hellenic conduct during…
The Tragedy of Progress: Marxism, Modernity and the Aboriginal Question
Focusing on the Canadian situation, this book examines the uneasy relationship between the organized Left and the Aboriginal struggle for justice. It considers the reluctance of the Left, especially Marxists, to support Aboriginal struggles and argues that a peculiar notion of progress (as related
Tiempo, espacio e identidad en "La octava maravilla" de Vlady Kociancich
La distorsion de tiempo, espacio e identidad causada por la rapidez de los viajes y la omnipresencia de los metodos de comunicacion son temas recurrentes y predominantes en la obra de Vlady Kociancich. Basandose en una fuerte caracterizacion de sus personajes y la intertextualidad con los cuentos de Conrad y con The Tempst de Shakespeare, en La octava maravilla la autora afirma la necesidad de un solido sentido de identidad para enfrentar la pres…
Labor, Nature, and Spirituality: Human Ecology and a Left-First Nations Politics
There has long been an influential tendency on the Left as a political movement to dogmatize what Marx(ism) means. At its simplest and most powerful, the dogma has two interconnected elements. The
Eatenonha: Native Roots of Modern Democracy. George Sioui
"Eatenonha: Native Roots of Modern Democracy. George Sioui." Canadian Historical Review, 101(2), pp. 298–299
Marx, Engels, and the Philosophy of Science
This book expounds the dialectical conception of science largely implicit in the writings of Marx and Engels, offering a sympathetic reconstruction of a philosophy of science commensurate with Marx’s thought. Drawing on a reading of dialectics found in Plato and Hegel, it recasts Marx’s implicit ontology in terms of dialectical conceptions of the world, as these conceptions have responded to the growing sophistication of modern science. It thus d…
Ilyenkov and the Immanence of Logic
The materialist tradition challenges the conventional philosophical understanding that logic is the organon for both science and philosophy. Marx and Engels, building on the materialist tradition that can be traced back to the ancients, inaugurated the direct challenge in the nineteenth century. The dialectic of humanity and nature, they argued, was the matrix of all human culture including its philosophical and logical forms. But as suggestive a…
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