Frank Coppay
Biographic Data
| ID | 987962 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Coppay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Coppay |
| SIGNATURE | COPPAY F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
"Natural History vs Natural Science in Paul Eluard's "Berceuse
In his remarks during the question-and-answer period of an address presented at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in April, 1977, Noam Chomsky (1977b) distinguished two opposing approaches to empirical facts: that of the historian, and that of the scientist. The former approach, according to Chomsky, values facts for themselves, privileges no fact over another, and strives to accumulate all possible facts without prior judgment as to their wort…
Social Paradigms of Scientific Knowledge
The return of the subject in the of can take two forms, which are interwoven, and which I separate here for convenience. The first derives from personal critical self-examination, which concerns each individual striving for knowledge; in this case, me, and you, the reader. I must at the same time stress and not stress this point. Not stress it because the theme of Know thy knowledge automatically flows into the themes of Know thyself and Who am I…
Beyond Determinism
No debate can be purified of the moods, manias, obsessions-one might go so far as to say acrimonies-inherent to the debaters. There could be no pure debate, that is, devoid of all subjectivity and affectivity. Nonetheless, it is often the case that temper, arrogance, the spirit of inquisition (denunciation of pernicious or injurious strayings) are parasitic on the debate, choke it or transform it into an armored clash, and this in the very heart …
Dada Spectrum
Mini-Max Discourse
In post-Proposition 13 America, the most incendiary issue of the day is costeffective government. When the mayor of Chicago spends $90,000 for a snowremoval plan that leaves the denizens of his city buried under seven feet of snow, this is not cost-effective government. When the Pentagon spends one billion dollars on a sophisticated nuclear aircraft carrier the sole purpose of which is to keep itself from being blown out of the water, this is not…
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Mini-Max Discourse
In post-Proposition 13 America, the most incendiary issue of the day is costeffective government. When the mayor of Chicago spends $90,000 for a snowremoval plan that leaves the denizens of his city buried under seven feet of snow, this is not cost-effective government. When the Pentagon spends one billion dollars on a sophisticated nuclear aircraft carrier the sole purpose of which is to keep itself from being blown out of the water, this is not…
Dada Spectrum
Social Paradigms of Scientific Knowledge
The return of the subject in the of can take two forms, which are interwoven, and which I separate here for convenience. The first derives from personal critical self-examination, which concerns each individual striving for knowledge; in this case, me, and you, the reader. I must at the same time stress and not stress this point. Not stress it because the theme of Know thy knowledge automatically flows into the themes of Know thyself and Who am I…
Beyond Determinism
No debate can be purified of the moods, manias, obsessions-one might go so far as to say acrimonies-inherent to the debaters. There could be no pure debate, that is, devoid of all subjectivity and affectivity. Nonetheless, it is often the case that temper, arrogance, the spirit of inquisition (denunciation of pernicious or injurious strayings) are parasitic on the debate, choke it or transform it into an armored clash, and this in the very heart …
"Natural History vs Natural Science in Paul Eluard's "Berceuse
In his remarks during the question-and-answer period of an address presented at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in April, 1977, Noam Chomsky (1977b) distinguished two opposing approaches to empirical facts: that of the historian, and that of the scientist. The former approach, according to Chomsky, values facts for themselves, privileges no fact over another, and strives to accumulate all possible facts without prior judgment as to their wort…
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