¿Qué es la dialéctica? Una indagación hasta el Crátilo by Juan Manuel López-Rivera* Manuel López Rivera

“…(Gadamer, 2000, p. 6)  El artículo busca el significado del término dialéctica en la obra de Platón, usando los métodos de análisis que dejaron Gadamer, en su texto Warheit und Methode (1960), y Erik Havelock, en su texto A preface to Plato (1963). El primero de ellos es la hermenéutica, que nos sirve para delimitar históricamente, y el segundo es el análisis del lenguaje, en cuanto a su empleo consciente de manera escrita. …”
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Shams Al-Din Al-Samarqandi’s (d. 1322) Two Unknown Commentaries on Al-Nasafi: Sharh ManshaʾAl-Nazar, Sharh Al-Nikat Al-Daruriyya Al-Arbaʿiniyya by Hadi Ensar Ceylan, Necmettin Pehlivan

“…In conclusion, the facts that support our argument are: (a) Preface (ḥamdala and ṣalwala), and introduction (muqaddima) of the manuscripts match the ḥamdala, ṣalwala, and muqaddima from al-Samarqandī’s works, (b) in the commentary on al-Nikāt, al-Samarqandī referenced his other works by name saying “z̠ akarnā,” (c) Kamāl al-Dīn al-Turkānī (d. 1354), who wrote a gloss (ḥāshiya) on al-Samarqandī’s Sharḥ al-Fuṣūl declared in the ḥāshiya that the commentaries belong to al-Samarqandī, (d) Sharḥ al-Fuṣūl and Sharḥ Manshaʾ al-naẓar have the same assertions and mannerisms on various issues. …”
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The Ba'th and Syria, 1947-1982 by Glenn E. Perry

“… As Professor Olson explains in his preface, this book is intended to be "an intermediate essay" - something that combines the two opposite approaches that he has found to be inadequate for most students. …”
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Action formation with janwai in Cantonese Chinese conversation by Liesenfeld, Andreas Maria

“…As part of action formation, janwai appears to be related to conversational accounting and may be deployed either after a displayed intelligibility problem to preface an account or as a device to retrospectively change action formation of the preceding turn as seeking or requiring an account. …”
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Introduction — a roundtable on The Woman of Colour (1808) : pedagogic and critical approaches (Roundtable) by Sinanan, Kerry

“…Unlike Pamela, The Woman of Colour contains no editorial “preface.” Instead we have a concluding dialogue in which the fictional editor tells “a friend” that the purpose of the novel is to show how “virtue, like Olivia Fairfield’s, may truly be said to be its own reward.”1 And so The Woman of Col-our explicitly resituates eighteenth-century female virtue in an independent, legally unmar-ried woman—a woman of color, who leaves England for her home in Jamaica to pursue a better life. …”
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ANALISIS PARATEKSTUAL TERHADAP HIKAYAT WAYANG ARJUNA KARYA MUHAMMAD BAKIR by , Rias Antho Rahmi Suharjo, , Dr. Kun Zachrun Istanti, S.U.

“…Paratext elements in this manuscript, which will be talk in this tesis, include formats, signs and notes, name of the author, illustration, date, epigraph, please insert, cover, preface, and private epitext. Hikayat Wayang Arjuna tells about Rajuna who despised by kings and male deities because of his behavior and his statement that he was â��lanang sejagat sejagat tiyang lanangâ��. …”

Using mobile phone applications in engaging nurses for preventing healthcare-associated infections: A systematic review by Fithriyyah, Yayu Nidaul, Aulawi, Khudazi

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The Encyclopedists as individuals by Kafker, F, Kafker, S

“…<br/><br/> Acknowledgements<br/> Preface <br/> A chart of biographical information on the Encyclopedists<br/> Dates of publication of the volumes of the <em>Encyclopédie</em><br/> The symbols used in the <em>Encyclopédie</em><br/> to designate some authors<br/> Abbreviations<br/> Biographical dictionary<br/> Index<br/>…”

Intersection types and higer-order model checking by Ramsay, S, Steven Ramsay

“…Furthermore, by using types to reason about acceptance and rejection simultaneously, the algorithm is able to converge on a solution from two sides. An implementation, Preface, and an extensive body of evidence demonstrate empirically that the algorithm scales well to schemes of several thousand rules. …”

The Encyclopedists as a group by Kafker, F

“…<br/><br/> Acknowledgements<br/> Preface<br/> List of maps<br/> A chart of biographical information on the Encyclopedists<br/> Dates of publication of the volumes of the Encyclopédie<br/> Abbreviations<br/> I. …”

Regulating the Académie by Benhamou, R

“…<br/> Offering new insights into the tensions between art and state throughout the <em>ancien régime</em> and beyond, <em>Regulating the Académie</em> is an invaluable reference not only for art historians, but also for those working in cultural or legal history. <br/><br/> Preface <br/> Statutory revision in the Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture, 1648-1793 <br/> i. 1648-1655 <br/> ii. 1656-1664 <br/> iii. 1665-1751 <br/> iv. 1752-1777 <br/> v. 1778-1788 <br/> vi. 1789-1793 <br/> vii. 1789 <br/> viii. 1790 <br/> ix. 1791-1792 <br/> x. 1793 <br/> xi. …”

Diderot and the time-space continuum by Perkins, M

“…<br/>Preface <br/> I. Philosophy of science <br/> 1. Initial solipsism (<em>Pensées philosophiques</em>, 1746) <br/> 2. …”

Jean-Jacques Dortous de Mairan and the Geneva connection by Hine, E

“…<br/><br/> Acknowledgements<br/> Preface<br/> I Introduction<br/> II Background to the major topics discussed<br/> III The Mairan-Abauzit correspondence<br/> IV The Mairan-Cramer correspondence<br/> V The Mairan-Jallabert correspondence<br/> VI The Mairan-Bonnet correspondence<br/> VII Conclusion <br/> Appendix A<br/> Appendix B <br/> Bibliography <br/> Index<br/>…”

Voltaire by Leigh, J

“…This study shows that Voltaire’s historiographical thought ranges across areas and texts artificially sundered by subsequent editorial compartmentalisations, and it reveals a restlessly complex, inventive writer confronting history in numerous different guises. <br/><br/> Preface<br/> Acknowledgements<br/> 1. Voltaire’s holocaust: the St Bartholomew’s Day massacre<br/> 2. …”

Spreading the word: practices of discipleship in early modern natural philosophy by Bucciarelli, L

“…“Mathematics is written for mathematicians” (<i>Mathemata mathematicis scribuntur</i>) became a rallying cry for later Copernicans, which recognized in this claim a sort of Pythagorean heritage. Indeed, in the preface of <i>De Revolutionibus</i>, Copernicus had unequivocally depicted himself as a staunch Pythagorean, declaring his original unwillingness to publish his work to avoid the comments of the “babblers” – or the unlearned. …”

The Acheloos painter by Moignard, E

“…<p>The Preface enumerates the publications in which the Acheloos Painter is discussed by Beazley, from which it is clear that he thought of the painter as a member of the Leagros Group, but nonetheless distinct from them in having a humourous approach to his work which they lack. …”

Alpamysh : central Asian identity under Russian rule by Paksoy, H

“…<p>Preface</p><p>The present work employs the detailed study of one case to illustrate a pattern that may well exist in other cases. …”

Naissance et développement du vitalisme en France de la deuxième moitié du XVIIIe siècle à la fin du Premier Empire by Rey, R

“…Rey apporte des éclairages neufs sur l’histoire des sciences médicales au dix-huitième siècle, en particulier sur le terrain dans lequel les différentes theories se sont développées et sur leurs protagonistes, théories qui sont une des bases de l’Encyclopédie et de la philosophie des Lumières. <br/><br/> Préface par François Duchesneau<br/> Introduction générale<br/> I. …”

La Notion d'œuvres complètes

“…Une enquête sur la notion d’œuvres complètes ouvre donc sur des notions plus complexes: celles d’écrivain, d’auteur, de genre et finalement, de littérature.<br/><br/> Préface<br/> Jean Sgard, Des collections aux œuvres complètes, 1756-1798<br/> Françoise Létoublon, Remarques sur l’absence de la notion d’œuvres complètes chez les auteurs de l’Antiquité<br/> Catherine Volpilhac-Auger, Des ‘œuvres plus que complètes’: les éditions d’auteurs anciens<br/> Shelly Charles, Œuvres complètes et traduction<br/> Nicole Masson, Voltaire et ses rogatons<br/> Jean Ehrard, Les ‘Œuvres complètes’ de Crébillion<br/> Georges Dulac, La complétude comme convention: les ‘Œuvres complètes’ de Diderot<br/> Jean-François Perrin, Ceci est mon corps : J.…”

Le Mariage de Figaro by Levy, F

“…<br/><br/> <em>Table des matières</em> <br/> Préface <br/> Introduction générale <br/> I. Les personnages <br/> Introduction <br/> i. …”