An Analysis of Avicenna's View on the Attributes of God: Investigating the Logical Problem of Evil by Saide Sadat Nabavi

“…Therefore, God’s Omniscience and Omnipotence encompass only the beings of this world, not the many possible worlds we can imagine. Also, Omnibenevolence puts its actions beyond moral judgments. …”
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Where and how meanings emerge by Suren T. Zolyan, Mikhail V. Ilyin, Teslya A. A., Grigoriy L. Tulchinskiy

“…It also acts as an interface platform for correlation/transformation of intra-system semantic units and extralinguistic objects within a set of possible worlds. At the same time, this platform is endowed with the autopoietic potential to generate new operating interfaces systems, as well as textualized structures of operations and interpretations (instructions, memory, reframing). …”
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Simulating alternative internationals: geopolitics role-playing in UK schools by Saddington, L, McConnell, F

“…In doing so, we analyse how students draw on ‘known worlds’ and advocate for possible worlds through role-playing unrepresented diplomats, and examine the role of clause writing in the scripting of geopolitical imaginaries, and how role-playing forges empathy and solidarities. …”

Lewisian theism by Collier, M

“…Lewis’s modal realism is the view that possible worlds are maximal mereological sums of spatiotemporally connected individuals. …”

"Aromas de urze e de lama": reflexões sobre o gesto etnográfico "Scents of heather and mud": reflections on the ethnographic gesture by João de Pina Cabral

“…The processual ambiguity between identification and differentiation is essential, so that the lived world that is studied may be postulated as a possible human world before a number of other possible worlds. The ethnographer is necessarily confronted with questions concerning the relevance of the small scale interactions he studies for the understanding of the human condition as a whole: a problem of scales which require mediation. …”
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Globalization between the end and the return of history by Stojanović Stanislav

“…The world with globalization has not become one of the best possible worlds, as announced earlier. A multitude of people have found themselves in social, economic and political wasteland. …”
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Facing emergences: Past traces and new directions in American anthropology (Why American anthropology needs semiotics of culture) by Irene Portis-Winner

“…This paper was inspired by Bidney as a call to explore widely all possible worlds, not to abandon science and reality but to explore deeper inner interrelations and how the aesthetic may be indeed be paramount in the complexities of communication.…”
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The reader with 'a lamp at the crossroads': Kiš's concepts of the reader and Kiš as the reader by Bečejski Mirjana M.

“…Pictured as an introduction into the study of the same name due to be published in the book Some Real And Possible Worlds, this paper focuses on Kiš as the reader of the works of others and his own works, as well as on the types of readers in his poethics. …”
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Imperatives / by 572511 Jary, Mark, Kissine, Mikhail

Narrare e nominare. Il valore dei nomi propri nella scrittura letteraria by Laura Neri

“…Even in the universe of possible worlds, proper names identify certain characters and sometimes they incontrovertibly associate particular and special features to fictional individuals. …”
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Virtual auditory reality by Iain Findlay-Walsh

“…Through this discussion on personal popular music listening and virtual spatiality, a theory of pop listening as embodied inhabiting of simulated narrative space, or virtual story-world, with reference to ‘aural-dominant realities’ (Salter), ‘sonic possible worlds’ (Voegelin), and ‘sonic fictions’ (Eshun), is developed. …”
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Franz Brentano ante el ocaso de la metafísica: su concepción de la providencia by David Torrijos Castrillejo

“…Aristotle is credited with Brentano’s Leibnizian ideas: his God is the author of the best of all possible worlds and, within a deterministic paradigm, leads all souls to immortal happiness. …”
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Cosmological argument by R. Gale and A. Pruss: advantages and problems by Valeriya Sleptsova

“…The initial section of article examines the system of concepts employed by Gale and Pruss: “possible worlds”, Big Conjunctive Fact, Big Conjunctive Contingent Fact, etc. …”
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Against comparativism about mass in Newtonian Gravity - a case study in the metaphysics of scale by Martens, N

“…I argue that undetectability is an unsuitable way of understanding empirical adequacy and that we would do better to understand it in terms of a theory's ability to correctly generate the set of empirically possible worlds (or at least the actual world). I refute Dasgupta's comparativism both on my terms and on his own terms. …”

“Wherever I could move around”: The worldmaking work of gays and girls in the archived photographs and testimony of Kewpie of District Six by Ramsden-Karelse, R

“…Seeking to expand available possibilities and make diverse forms of existence more possible, the girls of District Six were not only producers of gay counterpublicity, but key agents in multiple and expansive projects to reformulate inherited conditions of social existence into new possible worlds. Worlds thus created may have been actualised, contingently and ephemerally, in the scenes of their creation. …”

El Momento de la Verdad by Reinhold Martin

“…Still, the architectural imagination must remain open to the simple truth that the world of corporate globalization, of "junkspace" and of an apparently permanet state of emergency is not the only world posible, nor is it the best of possible worlds.   …”
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ROLEPLAYING GAME AND LEARNING, TOWARD A GENERAL TAXONOMY JUEGO DE ROL Y EDUCACIÓN, HACIA UNA TAXONOMÍA GENERAL by Antonio Roda

“…Subsequently, we should work with an initial taxonomic approach with the next criteria: basic modality, types and parts of manuals, possible worlds in connection with the real world, and genre. …”
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Mujeres y política: notas acerca del movimiento de mujeres en la región de La Araucanía de Chile Women and policy: notes it brings over of the women's movement in the region of The... by Lucy Mirtha Ketterer Romero, Ana Elisa Arellano Obreque, Clarita Ilabaca Díaz

“…<br>The article corresponds to an advance of research project called Policy and women: other possible worlds in times of globalization, research that seeks visibility practices recent policies of the movement of Chilean women and women in the region of the Araucanía, Chile, taking account of their actions, inputs and meanings, both for the democratic State post dictatorial, and for society in general. …”
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Narrative tactics for making other worlds possible by Angles, Zachary (Zachary John)

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Essays in microeconomics by Bárczi, Nathan

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