Brève contribution processualiste à la réécriture du code de procédure pénale
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La porosité de la codification des atteintes aux personnes et des atteintes aux biens
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L'abandon de la proposition d'autoriser la revente à perte dans le secteur des carburants
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Vers un droit international privé européen de la filiation ?
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Towards a Theory of Interoperability of Software Systems
Interoperability is a property of software quality that is related to the cooperation between software systems for exchanging information. However, this concept is not well explained or understood. A theory would be useful to explain interoperability in terms of its essential elements and propositions. Theoretical contributions of interoperability ...
Fuerza, contenido y la metafísica del juicio
The Frege-Geach problem relates to give an account of the same propositional content appearing in different contexts both affirmed and not affirmed. It is a major challenge for a view in which a predicative proposition is inherently committal. Fairly, Peter Hanks has recently supported such a view by holding that an act of predication is a judgemen...
Présentation de l'ordonnance modifiant les dispositions du code civil relatives à l'adoption
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La proposition du public en droit administratif
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Text-forming function of semantic modus categories: A linguistic approach
The article deals with the semantic modus categories of modality, emotivity and evaluability in linguistics. Particular attention is paid to the text-forming and genre-forming functions of semantic modus categories since the qualification of the communicated explicates the subject of speech, his intention and attitude to the communicated. To meet t...
Leibniz on the Frege Point
In the debate on the Frege Point, the ‘Spinoza thesis’ is often mentioned. But Leibniz is kept out. Yet, on this topic, Spinoza and Leibniz shared a fairly similar goal. They sought to root the assertive force in the conceptual activity of the subject. But Leibniz, unlike Spinoza, wanted also to build a coherent theory of propositions. Propositions...
