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Giles Scott-Smith 《Foundations of Science》2008,13(3-4):251-264
Carnes Lord is an eminent Aristotelian scholar who has since the mid-1970s intermittently occupied positions within the United States government. This article considers the linkages between his writings on Aristotle and the standpoints he has adopted when in government, with particular reference to the period in the early 1980s when he fulfilled an important role in developing a public diplomacy and information strategy against the Soviet Union. Attention is given to Lord’s interpretation and application, in both his writings and his policy-making, of several key aspects of Aristotle’s political thought, such as rhetoric, regimes, and education. The influence of Leo Strauss on Lord’s thinking is also taken into account. 相似文献
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Yokoyama S Woods SL Boyle GM Aoude LG MacGregor S Zismann V Gartside M Cust AE Haq R Harland M Taylor JC Duffy DL Holohan K Dutton-Regester K Palmer JM Bonazzi V Stark MS Symmons J Law MH Schmidt C Lanagan C O'Connor L Holland EA Schmid H Maskiell JA Jetann J Ferguson M Jenkins MA Kefford RF Giles GG Armstrong BK Aitken JF Hopper JL Whiteman DC Pharoah PD Easton DF Dunning AM Newton-Bishop JA Montgomery GW Martin NG Mann GJ Bishop DT Tsao H Trent JM Fisher DE Hayward NK Brown KM 《Nature》2011,480(7375):99-103
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Finlayson C Pacheco FG Rodríguez-Vidal J Fa DA Gutierrez López JM Santiago Pérez A Finlayson G Allue E Baena Preysler J Cáceres I Carrión JS Fernández Jalvo Y Gleed-Owen CP Jimenez Espejo FJ López P López Sáez JA Riquelme Cantal JA Sánchez Marco A Guzman FG Brown K Fuentes N Valarino CA Villalpando A Stringer CB Martinez Ruiz F Sakamoto T 《Nature》2006,443(7113):850-853
The late survival of archaic hominin populations and their long contemporaneity with modern humans is now clear for southeast Asia. In Europe the extinction of the Neanderthals, firmly associated with Mousterian technology, has received much attention, and evidence of their survival after 35 kyr bp has recently been put in doubt. Here we present data, based on a high-resolution record of human occupation from Gorham's Cave, Gibraltar, that establish the survival of a population of Neanderthals to 28 kyr bp. These Neanderthals survived in the southernmost point of Europe, within a particular physiographic context, and are the last currently recorded anywhere. Our results show that the Neanderthals survived in isolated refuges well after the arrival of modern humans in Europe. 相似文献
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